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To: Duane L. Olson who wrote (2269)	9/1/2000 6:34:08 PM
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Duane, Can't decide about GBLX........isn't the FA scary? Did you see the move on NANO today? siliconinvestor.com E

To: Duane L. Olson who wrote (2269)	9/8/2000 2:03:09 AM
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Duane, MONE mentioned in Forbes. I found it on the yahoo board. >>...We can't guarantee that we've found the next AOL, but the ten technology companies in the accompanying table more than doubled their sales and posted at least a 44% gain in gross profits over the last 12 months. All these stocks show positive cash flow (in the sense of net income plus depreciation) in the latest quarter. Our screen also required a market value of at least $380 million. We eliminated stocks selling for more than 14 times book value. No, hard assets like PCs and swivel chairs don't matter to an Internet valuation. But staying ability does, and book value is a good indicator of that. A high book value tends to go hand in hand with a good cash balance and low debt. Earnings forecasts should always be treated with skepticism--particularly with new technology stocks--but all of the companies on our list are projected to be profitable this year and post annual profit growth of at least 25...<< forbes.com Table: New Technologies, Budding Profits forbes.com Duane, do you have a trading target in mind? E