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To: David Kelly who wrote (138)	5/5/2000 12:23:00 PM
From: qveauriche	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 329

My basis is 6. CDMA will be the dominant 3G standard. I am holding for at least seven more years. Yes, the stock got ahead of itself, but even the guy who bought at the top will be fine. We will go way past the $1000 target ( $250 on a split adjusted basis) in due time. Meanwhile, both T andAWE may already have seen their all time highs.I wish you no ill, but the future belongs not to those who bury their heads in the sand. Feel sorry for me if you wish. I still feel sorry for the AWE shareholder. Just my opinion.

To: David Kelly who wrote (138)	5/5/2000 11:51:00 PM
From: Patrick O'Connor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 329

I wouldn't worry about the QCOM shareholders. Just to be fair you must realize that they came closer to that $1000 price target than ATT did to it's $90 price target(percentage wise of course). And are now down about the same from their respective highs. However Qcom is up much more from it's lows. Good Luck with your T and AWE. But after owning ATT for a long time and not making any money I will say I don't think ATT is going to get the market share that they'll need to support their investment in the cable side and that they definitely need to spend more on their wireless side.

To: David Kelly who wrote (138)	5/8/2000 7:23:00 PM
From: sal99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 329

David-- Judging by the following article, CDMA seems to be taking root in Japan (China, of course, is a slightly tougher nut to crack). Care to compare these numbers to Japan's booming TDMA market? I wouldn't lose too much sleep over those grannies' financial welfare in the long run. (Unless they happen to be trading short term--in that case, shame on them.) Tokyo, April 17, 2000 -- Subscribers to the new "cdmaOne" digital mobile phone service offered by DDI Corp.'s cellular units and cell phone operator IDO Corp. surpassed five million as of Saturday, the two companies said Monday. The DDI-IDO alliance has set its subscriber target at 10 million at the end of March 2001. The cdmaOne service started in July 1998 in the Kansai, Kyushu and Okinawa areas, and extended nationwide by April 1999. Its good sound quality attracted one million subscribers by May 1999. With the addition of Internet access capabilities to the service, subscribers are now increasing by 400,000-500,000 monthly, officials of the companies said. --Sal