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To: she_x who wrote (32658)	9/9/2000 4:54:00 PM
From: she_x	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 35685

any bulls out there??? i took advantage of a pullback in techs yesterday to add to some of my positions. i look forward to a strong Q3 and Q4 in the market and am extremely bullish. if anyone cares my list of positions (which i haven't had time to update on my profile yet) is: A AHAA AKAM AMAT AMD AOL ATML AVNX BALT BRCD BRCM CMGI CNXT CPQ CREE CSCO DIGL DITC ELON EMC ERICY FDRY FFIV FONX HWP IBM INSY INTC JDSU JNPR LPTH LRCX LU MOT MSFT NOK ORCL PHCM QCOM RBAK RMBS SCMR SUNW SVNX WCOM XLA YHOO i really like the semiconductor and networking stocks right now. sure wish there was a clear leader (with a glitch-proof product) in the voice recognition sector as i think that's one of the most important upcoming technologies. i think the next big tech "progress wave" will be prompted by the introduction of the bluetooth technology into a more mobile computing platform. i believe this will be a catalyst for people to upgrade. bandwidth is not improving fast enough and processor speed has surpassed most applications now (win2000 helps in commercial). we are now on the leading edge of that technology and will benefit from a quick commodization of the bluetooth technology. sony's move into the hand held device business should be big this year and will help get this technology into the consumers hands. wireless handsets and messaging devices should also be moving as fast as supply can meet demand. networking companies should be i high demand as carriers build out as fast as they can. all suppliers in these areas should see good growth going forward and should provide plenty of opportunities for making additions to your tech portfolios now. good investing. she

To: she_x who wrote (32658)	9/9/2000 5:05:11 PM
From: Clappy	Respond to of 35685

It's about time you showed up here. You are full of good stuff and great energy. If you ignore any more of my posts to you I will be forced to bomb you with love. :^) -Clappy

To: she_x who wrote (32658)	9/9/2000 5:05:24 PM
From: Voltaire	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Hi she, long time. I am in agreement with your post. The only change I would request is that Dealer serve in my stead on the committee because I also agree with the nepotistic point. V

To: she_x who wrote (32658)	9/9/2000 5:49:38 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

>> if the decision is to terminate the poster, the commitee would then notify Uncle Frank to terminate them. Thanks for the offer, she_x, but I have no desire to play the role of executioner for a committee. Some of the G&K gang petitioned me to switch that thread to moderated status when SI offered the option, but I declined. Imo, if a thread isn't united sufficiently to repel attacks and strong enough to survive them, there is little reason to safeguard it. I took the step of modifying the Porch header on 8/30 because I felt the thread was being intentionally damaged by a few disruptive posters. My action was an attempt to highlight the severity of of the situation and initiate a debate that might lead to a consensus. Now that the process has begun I have restored the header to its original condition, and offer my apologies to those who found it restrictive. uf