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To: JSwanson who wrote (10809)	6/29/2000 11:11:00 AM
From: Terrapin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78530

Re: EFII Interesting historical chart. What was the reason for the steep drop at the end of 1997? Did this precipitate the management shake up? Also, I do not put too much faith in the numbers from Yahoo! Profile but it lists institutional ownership as something like 124% - is this possible? If not then do you have a better figure? I am considering EFII. FWIW I started a tiny technology portfolio that includes PALM, RIMM and NOK for wireless devices, ISIL and CRUS for device chips, and CSCO and LU for infrastructure. I managed to start or add to most of these during the spring retreat so I was still able to satisfy the abused value investor lurking somewhere inside me <g>. Terrapin