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To: RR who wrote (7524)	3/15/2000 12:50:00 AM
From: invictus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

rr5: Different men may be affected by one and the same object in different ways, and the same man may be affected by one and the same object in different ways at different times...that is Spinoza's spin on this market...sounds like a damn legal document...I got buried today today too...had a mid day surgery that fouled up my office schedule...glad you getting to the union boys...be careful...like to chat with you when you get back...you talk to any of the guys on East Timor?...I'm thinking about buying more...thinking...thinking....thinking Ciao EJ

To: RR who wrote (7524)	3/15/2000 4:40:00 AM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

rr5 (wrote) Been going on 4 hrs sleep per night... me too. and do you know what i miss the most? dreams. -polvie

To: RR who wrote (7524)	3/15/2000 8:24:00 AM
From: Dealer	Respond to of 35685

QCOM-JDSU-- OLD ECONOMY---NEW--ECONOMY Briefing.com Chief Equity Analyst Tells Listeners Where to Invest Their Money in an Exclusive Interview With the IT Radio Network BUSINESS WIRE - March 15, 2000 07:18 LOS ANGELES, Mar 15, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- "What we've really seen take place is that the individual investor is becoming a much bigger force in the stock market because of the reduced cost of trading, as online operations have sprouted up like E-Trade and Charles Schwab On-Line," said Bob Walberg, chief equity analyst for Briefing.com. In a recent interview with IT Radio Network, Walberg discussed the old economy vs. the new economy, and today's hot stocks to watch. "We're hearing a lot these days about talks of the old economy versus the new economy," said Walberg. "The old economy being the Procters & Gambles, McDonald's and Ralston Purinas of the world. And the new being Qualcomm, Nokia, CommerceOne, Ariba, and you definitely want to make sure that's where the growth is." During the interview, Walberg also discussed some of the stocks he's excited about, and the hot stocks to watch. "In business-to-business, (the hot stocks are) CommerceOne and Ariba; in the wireless area, Qualcomm, Nokia; and the emerging names like Puma Technologies," said Walberg. "And if you're looking at the optical network group, JDS Uniphase is an emerging leader, and then Agilant, which is a spin-off of Hewlett-Packard, looks very nice." The entire interview is available free online in RealAudio and text formats at www.ITRadioNetwork.com. About IT Radio Network IT Radio Network is an online audio business magazine that features a daily dose of tech trends, company spotlights and one-on-one interviews with the very people reshaping the world of technology. The site is produced by Sky Radio, which produces radio programs for online magazines, a network of corporate Web sites, several major airline carriers and CEOLive.com. Also appearing on the IT Radio Network are Oracle, Red Hat, Sun Microsystems, Sprint PCS, VeriSign, Interwoven, Forrester Research, Meta Group, Gartner Group and InformationWeek.