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To: FiloF who wrote (4037)	8/15/2000 2:04:01 PM
From: Normandi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10934

FiloF Your explanation makes as much sense as anything I have read. NTAP has a very explosive trading history, some of the unusual moves are not self-explanatory. Cheers ~Norm

To: FiloF who wrote (4037)	8/16/2000 6:11:30 PM
From: BSD	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10934

NTAP Market Psychology Perhaps there is an undercurrent here regarding the Compaq announcement. While NTAP had a great quarter they didn't VASTLY EXCEED expectations and post a BLOWOUT quarter. And that was without "competition" directly in their arena (so to speak). So there may be those who presume that the Compaq product launch will take a bite out of NTAP's market share. If Compaq goes head to head with NTAP and fails to squelch their growth rate, we will see converts and born again NTAPers fervently rushing in to join the ranks. Until then I will continue to interpret the pullbacks as a buying opportunity.