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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (1652)	6/10/2000 11:03:00 AM
From: 10K a day	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3951

Oh Mucho Delore.....You're probably Right...You know....If they increase their revenues another 5 times....They will be right up there with IOMEGA.... Hey! The thing I really don't understand about all of this... ============================ SCIFRES, DON & CAROL 30-May-00 120,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $26,050,627. SCIFRES DONALD R & CAROLE D.1984 REVOCABLE TRUST 28-Apr-00 120,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $23,643,756. SCIFRES, DON & CAROL 7-Feb-00 120,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $37,388,378. 9-Nov-99 5,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $650,000. 8-Nov-99 20,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $2,600,000. 5-Nov-99 80,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144) of Restricted Shares. Estimated proceeds of $10,400,000. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PresidentSCIFRES, DONALD R Spectra Diode Laboratories Inc NasdaqNM:SDLI (historical quotes, profile, other insiders) 29-Feb-00 Common 117,734 $48,271,000 $58,867,000 29-Feb-00 Common 1,039,539 $426,211,000 $519,770,000 7-Feb-00 SCIFRES, DON & CAROL Shareholder 120,000 SDLI Proposed Sale (Form 144). Estimated proceeds of $37,388,378. 7-Feb-00 SCIFRES, DONALD R President 120,000 SDLI Exercised Options at $0.17/Share and Sold at $311.58/Share. Proceeds of $37,369,200.

To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (1652)	6/10/2000 3:10:00 PM
From: pat mudge	Respond to of 3951

Investor's Business Daily, June 12, 2000, front page, "Investor's Corner": New Names Join Market's Familiar Leaders By Christina Wise Investor's Business Daily The stock market's emerging leadership has a familiar feel. The massive October-March run-up was headed by a fairly narrow set of industry groups, with Internet, computer, telecom and electronics at the forefront. Biotechs soon joined the frenzy. Many of the stocks that went on to make giant gains shot out of bases on or around the Nasdaq's Oct. 29 follow-through day. That's when the index jumped 2.6% in heavier volume than the prior session, confirming its seven-day rally. The list of breakouts at that time reads like a Who's Who of the ensuing market advance: Cisco Systems, Sun Microsystems, Applied Materials and E-Tek Dynamics. These days the market is kicking back into high gear. The Nasdaq's May 30 follow-through day was accompanied by two more confirmation days on June 1 and 2. Several of the same groups, except Internet stocks, are at the forefront. While the industry groups may not have changed much, some of the specific names have. Many of the stocks now breaking out missed a lot of the market's prior surge. A few telecom equipment makers such as Anaren Microwave and Quanta Services have hit new highs in recent weeks. More than a few chip-gear makers have been breaking out of solid bases. Some stocks such as IXYS Corp. and Merix, barely budged during last fall's run-up but are now breaking out of bases. Others such as chipmakers Elantec Semiconductor, Analog Devices and SDL, Inc. made giant gains, took a break and have resumed their upward treks. Some groups that peaked before the broad market are reasserting leadership. One of these is Electronic-Scientific Instruments, where stocks such as Keithley Instruments and Newport have surged from bases. Initial public offerings are always a good place to look for potential leaders. Cabot Microelectronics, which went public April 4, broke out Wednesday. The stock is part of the Chemicals-Basic group, but the company supplies chipmakers. The industry groups taking the early lead in the market are likely to produce more winning stocks. When trolling for potential targets, look for companies that are at the top of a leading industry group in Relative Price Strength and Earnings Per Share Ratings. Here are a few ways to determine the leading industries. . . [see IBD for full article] >>>>>>> Sidebar: Leaders of Tomorrow? Relative Price Strength and Earnings Per Share ratings >80, hitting new highs since May 25 Ranked by Relative Price Strength Company Ticker RS EPS Industry Group Keithley Instr KEI 99 95 Elec-Scientific Instr Newport NEWP 99 92 Elec-Scientific Instr Anaren Micro ANEN 99 95 Telecom-Equip Power-One PWER 99 93 Electrical-Equip PC Connection PCCC 99 97 Retail/Whsle/Cmptr SDL SDLI 99 96 Elec-Semicond Mfg Elantec Semicond ELNT 99 88 Elec-Semicond Mfg Cabot Microelec CCMP 98 99 Chemicals-Basic Tidel Tech ATMS 98 98 Comml Svcs-Secur Learning Tree Intl LTRE 98 95 Comml Svcs-Schls Analog Devices ADI 97 91 Elec-Semicond Mfg