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To: Dealer who wrote (17241)	5/2/2000 2:59:00 PM
From: techguerrilla	Respond to of 35685

Chinese rally bodes well for QCOM BJ Bill is now an official employee of QCOM. After we get the stupid Fed and all this 50 basis points nonsense out of the way, we can focus on the vote for official trade status for China. There isn't a country in the world, except maybe Cuba, that has such a horrific telecommunications infrastructure than China. Whereas all those countries in the European backwater have to alter structures for CDMA, China can almost go directly to it. (Do not pass "Go" and do not collect $200.) Go DDI, go Japan, go Korea, go CDMA, go BJ Bill, go HDR. HDR is coming! HDR is coming! HDR is coming! Go QCOM. Adios Nokia. Love to you too, Dealer. See you in Atlanta. In August, you and I will meet with Fidel and repair that hideous Cuban phone structure. John, VP of Public Relations, Qualcomm Inc. (courtesy of Chuck@Candide.southern.boy)