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To: anon.10 who wrote (3069)	9/2/2000 12:46:28 PM
From: manfmnantucket	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 100058

lana et al re SSOL & BVSN - there is some speculation that the BVSN wireless announcement involves SSOL somehow. THis may be what caused all the volume in SSOL the post few days. The key tie-ins are a) H&Q are the investment bankers for SSOL and they are sponsoring this BVSN event, and b) the announcment involves "global" wireless. SSOL is the only wireless company I know of that is doing anything with a global scope - they are setting up data centers for routing wireless transactions with HP in a dozen international financial hubs. MfN

To: anon.10 who wrote (3069)	9/2/2000 11:28:44 PM
From: Drbob512	Respond to of 100058

lanataylor: Seems like you have done your TA homework on SSOL, which has made a nice reversal and breakout from it's basing formation in the 30 area. My MACD has crossed up, so it is positive, as are the stochastics, rate of change and OBV. If Nasdaq holds up, then 55 is certainly possible, and the small float could affect it even more. Incremental buying on intraday or one day dips might be profitable, as the hourly stochastic just crossed down, so a dip might be forthcoming... My ideas about SSOL should not be construed as recommendations to buy or sell SSOL. Always do your own research before investing.