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To: RR who wrote (25446)	7/14/2000 10:46:15 PM
From: Voltaire	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 35685

My Dear Rick, I was going to say that your list of stocks were as strong as new Rope but after looking the second time they look as GOOD as a Station Wagon full of Nuns. V

To: RR who wrote (25446)	7/15/2000 12:58:33 AM
From: techguerrilla	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 35685

Tales of a Qualcomm Junkie, Part II The gravest mistakes I have made have been in my IRA. It started in early January with 1800 shares of Qualcomm. Early that month I foolishly split it and bought 30 Jan2001-175's. Whew! Immediately those started getting toasted. An opportunity to cut my losses on them was blown in late March. The rest is history! The symbol for what I refer to as my "fantasy leaps" is AUAAO. They have doubled in the last three days. <ggg> They are now bidding 7/8 and asking 1 1/8. QCOM and JDSU are my holdings in my IRA. But a strong "miracle" movement by Qualcomm could salvage those AUAAO's. I hereby request a complete Porch Prayer Session and an active Porch Pep Rally for those AUAAO's. I plan to salvage those AUAAO's!!!! They certainly aren't worth selling. Why bother? So, they fit into the Tom "teeny" category. They can recover. How? 1) Good earnings in July and October 2) Nokia 3) AT&T 4) HDR 5) China 6) Japan 7) Korea 8) Latin America 9) wCDMA (always a small "w" until convincing field tests) clarity, or lack thereof 10) . . . . As I said, they aren't worth selling. So? A Porch Pep Rally for those AUAAO's!!! Go! Go! Go! Go! I expect to get at least 10 for those suckers! I estimate that the following quotes on Qualcomm will get me 10: mid August (130), mid September (140), mid October (150), mid November (160), mid December (170). Any comments on those numbers? Opinions and pep rally support are certainly appreciated. Off to Cuba Monday for three weeks. Let the Cuba rally continue. JDSU is now on the official "Cuba rally" team. My stocks always rise when I'm in Cuba. But, follow those AUAAO's. I want a serious rooting section. OK? quote.cboe.com Make it one of your "Favorites." Love, -john- P.S. Who thought Namath was right in 1969 when he said the Jets would beat the Colts? Go AUAAO. Say a little prayer for them. They're on "life support." <ggg>

To: RR who wrote (25446)	7/22/2000 12:56:48 AM
From: RR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

My positions in order of holdings follow, if anyone interested: 1. JDSU - Awesome week, again. Still holding substantial Sept and Dec calls. Didn't add any. 2. NTAP - Strong. Added more Dec calls. 3. BRCD - Still like it. Added more Jan calls. 4. QCOM - Leaps Been out of town several days. Not much time to watch RR Radar Screen. Frankly, feel very comfortable with JDSU, NTAP, and BRCD right now without adding more. Watching: 5. EXTR - Showing strength. Heads up. (Tnx CA) 6. CLS - (Tnx uel Dave) 7. GSLI - (Tnx CA) Good luck all. RR