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To: Wendisman who wrote (26600)	5/27/2000 11:40:00 AM
From: Redman	Respond to of 57584

Yes, I rarely read Yahoo anymore...it is riddled with BS posts from both sides of the trade. With ADAP, I too am very excited about their prospects, but I have also been hearing for a LONG time about this "anytime now" deal with a major telco. Their AB Access product will definitely be a winner in rural communities, underdeveloped countries, and any other area that needs a wireless network fairly quick. It is also alot more inexpensive and no spectrum license requirements. Anyway, I think Broadband wirless will be the only way to go for Many Many areas of the country and the world. Red

To: Wendisman who wrote (26600)	5/27/2000 6:11:00 PM
From: Daniel Mack	Respond to of 57584

ADAP- fwiw, mentioned on Louis Rukeyser last night by Rich Freeman head of Saloman Smith Barney Aggressive Growth fund(i think?). It was the first pick out of his mouth as the most attractive growth stock. I know these guys are the enemy <smirk> but it made me smile none-the-less as I have begun to accumulate a core position on this one the past couple of days.(I obviously missed it the first time around and feel lucky to be accumulating at these prices) Regards, DM

To: Wendisman who wrote (26600)	5/29/2000 1:03:00 AM
From: maverick61	Respond to of 57584

Wendisman, I have followed ADAP as well - and actually rode it up from a pre split teens to 140 or so in Mid January. However, I sold out then as I was worried about ADAP (which had all its earnings from "old" businesses) deciding to discontinue its "old" business to concentrate on uts new products - even though the new product was still in its very early stages. WHile I love the technology they are developing, I have been concerned about their transition. I think that is one reason the fall has occurred (besides the general market correction). Really, you have to discount all past operational results and view them as a new company. Now, once their AB Access product garners some solid new customers, I think we will see a rise again - but for now I still see question marks. Although I am close to picking some ADAP up again for the long term (but my target is a little lower than where it is at)