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To: Dealer who wrote (32224)	9/7/2000 9:09:08 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Dear Dealer ...You are Ms Taken I went PM as 'You' suggested,........only I sometimes get it wrong and have to do it over...........thus the delete PS just saw '5 Senses.........' Sundance funded film...... Plovie... Get Thee to a movie house... Also...'Girl on the Bridge' is easily worth the fare Tim ...........( who screws up in the market But rarely in film selection)

To: Dealer who wrote (32224)	9/7/2000 9:22:15 PM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

<font color=Red>AFTERHOURS QUOTES Voltaire's Porch Basket of Stocks These Stock Have Not Been Picked By Any One Individual GORILLA--A company that controls it market because it has a discontinuous innovation ,one that is not compatible with existing systems. The market is in a hyper growth stage, and they control the architecture. There is a high switching cost to using some other company's product, KING--The Market leader, properly with a two-times lead or better over its closest competitor. If the lead shrinks too far, the king becomes a prince, and we have a kingless market. Because they lack architectural control, and because switching costs are low, they cannot force competitors onto the defensive the way Microsoft, Intel, or Cisco can. Compaq is a king. Seagate is a king of hard drives. A lot of study has been done on these stocks by the Gorilla and Kings thread. There are the stocks that are discussed most often on the porch........and 1 or more are in most porcher's portfolio. The following Stocks are on the Gorilla and King Index QCOM CLOSE 64 1/8 AFTERHOURS 63.875 GMST CLOSE 79 7/16 AFTERHOURS 79 JDSU CLOSE 119 7/8 AFTERHOURS 119.875 SEBL CLOSE 197 1/8 AFTERHOURS 196.875 NTAP CLOSE 115 3/4 AFTERHOURS 116.9375 The following Stocks are on the Gorilla and King Wait and Watchlist The Watch & Wait Index consists of stocks that have some desirable characteristics but are not necessarily Gorillas or Kings - at least not yet. Most of them will not be, but they bear watching for that possibility. They are as follows: BRCM CLOSE 238 9/16 AFTERHOURS 238.625 CREE CLOSE 129 1/8 AFTERHOURS 128.50 ELON CLOSE 46 7/16 AFTERHOURS 46.375 PMCS CLOSE 225 1/8 AFTERHOURS 225 RMBS CLOSE 78 5/16 AFTERHOURS 78.75 RNWK CLOSE 49 1/16 AFTERHOURS 48.9375 WIND CLOSE 47 9/16 AFTERHOURS 48 SNDK CLOSE 86 1/2 AFTERHOURS 86.50 "Voltaire's Cover Call Strategy 101" see Post # 9490 Post #'s of Recent Cover Call Strategy Discussions From recent discussions--August 16,17 and 18, 2000 see post #31425 updated 8/31/00 Contest: “Which Stock Will Double?” link below Message 13523976 27272 Original Posts "Voltaire Cover Call Strategy 101"