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To: The IB Dude who wrote (32570)	8/23/2000 6:55:20 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

MOT.. a wedge... siliconinvestor.com A chart to watch for breakout from a base, higher lows, solid resistance, solid take out of ma's and wedge like formation, now whichever side this things breaks it will go like rocket.. KLIC..http://www.siliconinvestor.com/research/chart.gsp?s=KLIC few good closes will help this to move higher..25 range

To: The IB Dude who wrote (32570)	8/31/2000 2:49:32 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

Zain.... I was just looking at this post on DOT, good observation with a benefit of hindsight and that DOt breakout, now I would reiterate my request to keep invested in the internets that I have been telling you, I thought this premium service message may help you understand the undercurrents, don't forget to go through the whole thing in my in -box.. ARBA is the new pick... <<Current Internet Market Environment Where have all the bulls gone? In just a few short months, we've seen investor sentiment gyrate wildly. Back in February and March, Internet investors couldn't buy enough stock. Everything was working. And every pullback in the market or a leading stock proved to be a buying opportunity. It was euphoria! (You should remember that feeling, by the way. It could allow you to identify a future market top area.) But the April-May washout left investors on their duffs. It took a while, but eventually nobody wanted to buy Internet shares. And, of course, the market proceeded to roar ahead soon after, including a sharp 19% gain in the Nasdaq in one week. Did investors rush in after this rally? No. Instead, they waited for confirmation that the market was heading higher. Generally, this came at the end of June and beginning of July…after prices had moved higher. Once enough investors came onboard, the market did what it was supposed to. That is, it corrected, and sharply at that. It was during this July selloff that we received many e- mails and phone calls claiming the bear market was still intact and had fooled us into believing a new bull had emerged! Market pundits talked similarly, warning of the dangers of investing in Internet stocks. And the market certainly did its part, crushing many speculative stocks in just a couple of weeks. But this sudden jump in pessimism was a clue that the bull was, in fact, intact. And the recent rally, while not super-strong or all-encompassing, has pushed many leading stocks higher without pumping up the spirits of investors. What does it all mean? That Internet stocks should continue to head higher in the months ahead. Cabot's i- TIMER is currently almost 9% above its moving average, confirming the current uptrend. There will be, from time to time, market corrections that raise fear levels and punish a couple of stocks. But we doubt the uptrend that began in late spring will be broken any time soon. That means you should continue to stay heavily committed to the strongest Internet stocks with the best fundamental stories. And give your winners a chance to turn into even bigger winners by letting them run. By following this advice, you'll allow some of your sprouting Internet stocks to grow into mighty oaks!>> Cobots..