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To: PMG who wrote (34466)10/6/2000 2:10:36 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50167
 
"We welcome Qualcomm (QCOM) back to the consensus list this
week," says investment newsletter watcher Gregory Spear; he
picks stocks based on a consensus of opinion from favored
advisors. The wireless leader's recent comeback landed it in
the model portfolios of high tech guru George Gilder and the
Timer Digest, and Spear just added shares to his Aggressive
Internet Portfolio (+105.22% since its 11/99 inception).
Spear reports that Qualcomm had been basing for over two
months, and a recent positive earnings report sent shares from
$60 to $80 in mid-September 2000. The stock pulled back some
since the announcement, and Spear terms this "an ideal entry point."
Other consensus picks Spear is excited about include Xcelera
(XLA), "amazingly strong price appreciation potential,"
Digital Lightwave (DIGL), " one of the very best stocks on the
consensus list," and SDLI (SDLI), "a winner" with a built-in
exchange 3.8 shares of JDS Uniphase for each SDLI share in the upcoming merger.

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