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To: j g cordes who wrote (25899)	4/3/2000 2:26:00 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68177

Jim, I do not think what the judge has to say will have that much on an impact either way. Does the judge actually have the authority to suggest a remedy or damages? I think he is only ruling whether a monoply exist or not. MSFT will appeal given the stakes, so I expect this to take years to resolve. In the mean time business will go on as usual. MSFT rose on expectation of a settlement, so it would need good news to fuel a rebound. I get the impression that Windows 2000 sales are going well but not spectcular, so I am not sure MSFT will get the good news it needs to get a substanial pop in the stock. There is a lot of negative sentiment as the old management is leaving as the company matures. There is an impresssion that days of MSFT being a license to print money is over.