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Technology Stocks : Nokia (NOK) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gus who wrote (5131)	5/31/2000 5:12:00 AM
From: sal99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

"Sorry Peter, I am not particularly interested in your painfully sophomoric views about IDCC or any thing else for that matter. I would, however, be interested in watching you -- like every other Qualcomm fanatic cluttering the Nokia board -- inartfully beg for Nokia to please buy QCOM chips, license QCOM's 3G IPRs and willingly submit to QCOM's patent-one-patent-all royalty regime in order to validate all those investment decisions -- especially the highly leveraged ones -- made on the basis of extravagant assumptions about QCOM's fabless business model that produce lovely spreadsheets with neat rows and columns of numbers that extend even beyond 2006, the year that QCOM's fundamental CDMA patents start to become part of the public domain. LOL." I have to admit that we Q-heads do seem a bit "inartful" or clumsy at times (especially the way we tend to crash other people's websites). Since I'm also a NOK investor, I'll have to rest assured that the clear vision Dr. Jacobs has displayed to date will eventually lead the Finnish heathens to path of CDMA righteousness (and even higher stock price).