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To: bowledover who wrote (25999)	7/19/2000 6:12:16 PM
From: DepyDog	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

26000????Did ah get it/??? yeehaa??? Dep P.S.Heeheehee, snuck out from undah da porch and snatched it right from undah Polvies lil nose. Hahahaha :-) okeydokey Polvito...gimme...gimmie mah prize please sir. <Depy,got happy paws..LOL>

To: bowledover who wrote (25999)	7/19/2000 6:18:38 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

So whats the deal...does jdsu just go straight up from here, or do we get a chance to buy it for under $120 eventually ??? Opinions Keith

To: bowledover who wrote (25999)	7/19/2000 9:39:50 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Broadcom got added two weeks ago went from 185 to 240 last autumn Yahoo got added went from 270 to 400 or something stupid several other low float examples similar to this last year HewleyPackard got added didnt go up all that much, probably already owned by institutions then in 1999 summer QCOM got added but they decided to float an additional 7 million shares to ease the buyers' pressure and screw option holders like me and several buddies then again, except for Nov-Dec99, QCOM has screwed everyone probably means 10-15% to the stock, who knows? my ultimate conclusion is that entry attracts hotmoney and that hotmoney sooner or later finds the door but afterwards entry means more stability from institutional ownership their presence represents the total opposite of hotmoney / Jim