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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (31690)	9/3/2000 2:30:46 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

quick TA review of some promising midcap techs CNXT (now 38) at doorstep of gap, could be quick jump to 50 Conexant daily stochastx crossover in progress wireless sector has been dormant, could wake up soon DITC (now 60) has base support built at 50, uptrending slightly Ditech nice improving trend in relative strength support here at 55-60 from Moving Avgs almost no resistance up to 80 communications interface still hot RBAK (now 149) has built nice uptrend support in last month Redback MA's are clustered at 137-140 for more support here after resistance here at 150, next resist is 175 the time has come for smart highspeed networking FDRY (now 88) has built nice uptrending base from 80 to 90 Foundry daily stochastx bullish divergence evident resistance at 105, nearby high resist at 130 relative strength improving nicely lately perceptions of slower growth ahead, and taking on Cisco/Juniper if recovers its somewhat bad press, then could move easily INSP (now 40) has begun to jump up thru the gap from last month Infospace gap is 35-48 in my view could be easy move in gap completion to 50 told of Infospace execs in Europe sealing a deal comment: midcaps are leaving largecaps in the dust for big gains nice strong 30-40% moves all over the place Corning gets all kinds of headlines for 30 pt moves but that is only 10% gain much easier money in the midcaps, guys !!! / Jim Willie