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To: Dealer who wrote (11307)	4/6/2000 8:52:00 AM
From: Voltaire	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 35685

Morning gang, Well, Like I said, the same SOB's that suck the blood out of you are the same bastards that save your ass. 1. the president rectified his statement on Bio-Techs yesterday. 2. Abby reassured all the markets yesterday. not to mention, Goldman just came out with their Super Seven tech stocks this morning. UNBELIEVABLE? Not really. 3. Greenjeans said they are not aiming at the high flying DAZ. 4. See assh--- below. TELL SOMEONE ELSE THERE IS NO MANIPULATION, THE PORCH KNOWS! P.S. - There will be no retesting of anything! The time capsule does not allow it. This capsule will run up to earnings. After that we reassess. Voltaire ISTANBUL, Turkey (CBS.MW) -- Mark Mobius, Franklin Templeton's star emerging-markets stock picker, helped rock world markets last week when he forecast a fallout in those high-flying tech stocks -- although it happened a lot sooner than even he would have guessed. This week, Mobius goes on record saying that the worst might be over, especially for big-name technology stocks with proven earnings potential. ----- This jerkoff even has the audacity to say that he was not surprised by Tuesday's action: Mobius, speaking into a cellular phone, said he wasn't caught off guard by the 13 percent plunge in the Nasdaq on Tuesday: "Quite a lot of people have been concerned about the fundamentals of these companies. The combination of these things came to a head." Nor was he surprised by the the quick snapback: "That normally happens in a bear -- or even a bull -- market. There are always people coming in to pick up opportunities, bargains." ------ cbs.marketwatch.com

To: Dealer who wrote (11307)	4/6/2000 9:00:00 AM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

QCOM--JDSU--Online Investors Turn Into Buyers as Markets Fall Sharply BUSINESS WIRE - April 05, 2000 14:01 OMAHA, Neb., Apr 5, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ameritrade Index Shows Overall Net Buying of Two-to-One CISCO SYSTEMS INC, MICROSOFT CORP, and JDS UNIPHASE CORP were the top stocks bought at Ameritrade Inc. in a strong rally by online investors during trading yesterday, according to the Ameritrade Online Investor Index, the first daily measurement of the investment activity of online investors produced by Ameritrade Holding Corporation (Nasdaq: AMTD). The midday drops of 575 points on the NASDAQ and 504 in the Dow were used as an opportunity by investors at Ameritrade to grab up shares of high tech companies such as CISCO at discounted prices. While CISCO is at the top of both the "buy" and "sell" lists, "buys" outpaced "sells" almost 5 to 1. Overall, online investors were net buyers of stock at a two-to-one margin. "Ameritrade's investors were not scared to the sidelines by the downturn in the market yesterday," said Jack McDonnell, president of Ameritrade, Inc. "In fact, our customers took advantage of the fall in prices to build their portfolios." The top 10 stocks bought in yesterday's trading and the net percentage of buying they represented of total buying and selling activity in all stocks, value weighted, were as follows: 1) CISCO SYSTEMS INC 26.61 percent 2) MICROSOFT CORP 10.92 percent 3) JDS UNIPHASE CORP 7.38 percent 4) ORACLE CORP 2.62 percent 5) AMERITRADE HOLDING CORP 2.15 percent 6) AMERICA ONLINE INC 2.05 percent 7) CMGI INC 1.53 percent 8) SUN MICROSYSTEMS INC 1.21 percent 9) NOKIA CORP 0.91 percent 10) YAHOO! INC 0.68 percent The top 10 stocks sold through close of trading yesterday and net percentage of selling they represented of total buying and selling were as follows: 1) CISCO SYSTEMS INC 5.41 percent 2) JDS UNIPHASE CORP 3.99 percent 3) ORACLE CORP 1.70 percent 4) AMERICA ONLINE INC 1.51 percent 5) QUALCOMM INC 1.14 percent 6) SUN MICROSYSTEMS INC 1.11 percent 7) PROCTER & GAMBLE CO 0.77 percent 8) CMGI INC 0.72 percent 9) EXODUS COMMUNICATIONS 0.59 percent 10) DELL COMPUTER CORP 0.53 percent (Note: The net buying activity of all stocks bought, when added to the net selling activity of all stocks sold, equals 100 percent.) The Index, which is available to the public at www.AmeritradeIndex.com, shows whether individual online investors at Ameritrade are net buyers or sellers on a given day, along with the top 10 equities those individual investors bought and sold. The Index is market value weighted. Research conducted by Roper Starch Worldwide indicates that Ameritrade investors are representative of online investors as a whole. The Ameritrade Online Investor Index measures individual investor behavior, rather than the stock price movement of a specific basket of company stocks. The Index is calculated daily and available several hours after normal market close. It features a chart of the current day's Index, as well as a listing of the top 10 buys and sells for that day. The data is drawn in aggregate from Ameritrade, Inc. customer databases and does not include information from day trading accounts, as explained on our web site. Individual account information is not relevant to the calculation and complete confidentiality is maintained at all times. Ameritrade, Inc. customers and visitors to the site are also able to compare the Index to other leading market indexes such as the Dow Jones Composite, Nasdaq 100, Nasdaq, S&P 500 and the NYSE indexes. The Ameritrade Index web site includes video presentations that discuss the Index and characteristics of online investors at Ameritrade Inc.. Ameritrade Holding Corporation (www.amtd.com) is a pioneer in the discount and online brokerage industry. The Company provides brokerage services and clearing services to self-directed individual consumer investors and to financial institutions through its subsidiaries. Subsidiaries of Ameritrade Holding include: Ameritrade, Inc. (www.ameritrade.com), a leading online deep discount brokerage firm; Accutrade, Inc. (www.accutrade.com), a discount brokerage delivering superior levels of personal service and support to its clients; AmeriVest, Inc. (www.amerivestinc.com), a provider of third-party discount brokerage services and other financial services to commercial banks, credit unions and thrift institutions; as well as Advanced Clearing, Inc. (www.advancedclearing.com), a securities clearing firm providing clearing services to each subsidiary as well as other financial institutions.