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To: Tango who wrote (20036)	4/4/2000 4:11:00 PM
From: T.R.	Respond to of 42804

I'll settle for this (hopefully) being the best shopping day for 2,000. Here's hoping we move up from here. In addition to MRVC I added CSCO at $69/share today. If there is anyone who watches the volume moves closely... how does today's action rank in comparison? TIA Tom P.S. I'm tickled pink to see we ended the day on an up note, feels ALMOST as good as those double digit gain days.

To: Tango who wrote (20036)	4/4/2000 6:48:00 PM
From: Sector Investor	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 42804

<<You couldn't get this news out of the management on a good day and yet here they are trying desperately to prop it up!>> That's just plain silliness, IMO. Do you think Noam and Co. are watching the stock and doing things to prop it up? That is a hoot. Noam, et. al. are busy growing the company - period. PRs come out when they come out - period. IPOs will be done when they are ready - period. One thing about this management is that they are NOT hyping this company. It is just not in their nature. For better or worse, that part comes with the stock when you buy it. I doubled up on my October calls today when the stock was around $61 the first time. I came in late to work and couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it. My immediate reaction - BUY! I always try to do the opposite of what the masses are doing - with great success. I may sell some of those calls later this month around earnings, then hold the rest for a while.