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To: The Phoenix who wrote (38230)	7/11/2000 9:44:23 PM
From: Eric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77399

Just got done watching the segment on PBS's Newshour tonight on Cisco and have to admit I got a kick out the comment from the interview with the reporter from the San Jose Mercury News about how the company "acts like Pac Man gobbling up companies that it needs". If you get a chance to see it tonight it really shows Cisco's dominance of the Internet. Pretty impressive, but we all knew that! Eric P.S. D.E. Lee Thanks for the heads up.

To: The Phoenix who wrote (38230)	7/12/2000 9:05:51 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77399

I caused the Yahoo numbers to be good. I sold some INTC yesterday to hedge my bets because of the Murphy prediction which some thought was to be caused by a Yahoo shortfall. What INTC had to do with YAHOO beats me but I just felt I had to symbolically sell something just in case. There is no sale or purchase I have ever made that hasn't worked out badly the next day. INTC will be 150 by the end of the week. Thank God, I have most of it left. In any case I hope we can crack that 4100 number by the end of the week. I do feel that we will stall at 4300-4400. BTW, How about that Eski. Gets out of prison last week and becomes a market timer. JUST KIDDING!!

To: The Phoenix who wrote (38230)	7/12/2000 10:12:40 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77399

Will the story below cause nasdaq to fall? This seems to be Mike Murphys inside info from last week. Weak Start for Windows 2000 May Hurt Microsoft Shares, WSJ Says New York, July 12 (Bloomberg) -- The recent rally in Microsoft Corp.'s shares could be short-lived because of signs the company's Office 2000 software package has not been selling as well as expected, the Wall Street Journal reported in its ``Heard on the Street'' column. While the company wouldn't talk about Windows 2000 sales, analysts said businesses are now spending more on specialized Internet software than on big operating system platforms such as Windows 2000 -- a change that already hurt shares of software makers Computer Associates International Inc. and BMC International Corp. The future of Microsoft's shares will also depend on the success of its new Microsoft.NET product line of Internet-based software, the paper said. Shares of Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, have regained 29 percent of their value since the government's antitrust suit drove them to 61 7/16 on May 26, their lowest level since Nov 20, 1998. (WSJ 7/12 Interactive Edition) Jul/12/2000 7:05 ET