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To: tekboy who wrote (26688)	6/22/2000 8:45:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 54805

tekboy: Hey, I'm easy to get along with. Given your point: "I disagree with you, Cha2, that this is a yawn for Q, because it would at one stroke cut through the FUD of the last several months and constitute a major victory in the second round of the Holy Wars." All I was trying to say was that in the real world Nokia needs this, while it is marginal in the long run for the Q. I still expect Nokia to begin to lose its "phone" market dominance when the Asian competion is in full swing in 2002 and after. But as you will note, I conceded a short run kick up for the Q's stock price. But your point about cutting through the FUD at one stroke is persuasive. You have convinced me. Onward and upward ! Best as always. Cha2 PS Very very very pleased re JDSU.