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To: Voltaire who wrote (23990)	6/28/2000 10:10:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Tom, seriously, CNBC is part of the momentum machine they are a fan of anything that moves up they ridicule anything that moves down and they act as though the penguin routine plays out in a foreign land CNBC IS ONE OF THE PENGUINS, somewhere in the middle of the pack I have detected a noticeable change (subtle) in CNBC's reporting of QCOM they dont use such deep intonation when describing the decline they dont drive their point home with two/three rejoinder comments they seem actually to be tippytoeing on the QCOM story today at 6pm Sue Herrera (nice facelift) did responsibly report that despite two past Korean govt decrees to eliminate cellphone subsidies, the decrees made little impact on QCOM's sales to that nation personally, I hypothesize that CNBC has taken some bigleague heat for their enjoyment of Q's decline if and when QCOM gets traction moving up, like past 100, CNBC will marvel and repeat their incredible turnaround, over and over and over and over again for the next six months mark my words, VoltBreath / Jim