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To: Sully- who wrote (84603)	10/24/2000 6:22:02 PM
From: limtex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

ws Optical sector getting whacked and futures limit down. Tomorrow is going to be one of those memorable days. Mr Market and his old friend Mr Hope are slowly and inexorably taking it all back. Every penny of increase in net worth over the last year is going to get sucked back. Never thought that you could actually see this happen. There is no end to this volatility and the NAZ number isn't really indicative of the real numbers. Now its Q's turn tomorrow. Already down A/H. What ahs Q got to do with NT, JDSU or SDLI or CIEN? Nothing but it's getting whacked anyway. There is a real lesson in whats happening and it says get out and stay out. Best regards, L

To: Sully- who wrote (84603)	10/24/2000 6:29:04 PM
From: Kent Rattey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Tuesday, October 24 7:17 AM SGT Las Cdma Claims Confirmed by China's Mii (Full text of a statement. Contact details below.) SAN JOSE, Oct. 23 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- LAS-CDMA -- a patented, leading-edge third generation (3G) wireless technology from LinkAir Communications-gained momentum this month with a key validation from China's Ministry of Information Industry (MII) and the successful completion of its first outdoor call. LinkAir's claims that LAS-CDMA (Large Area Synchronized Code Division Multiple Access) has greater system efficiency than traditional wireless technologies were confirmed by the Research Institute of Telecommunications Technology of MII's Science and Technology Division. Spectral efficiency is critical to any wireless system and is an essential requirement for the next generation of wireless, as it enables carriers to deploy cost-effective, high capacity, high bandwidth networks that can support advanced voice and wireless Internet applications. The Institute came to this conclusion after its most expert scientists, led by Zhiyuan Song, chairman of the Post and Telecommunications Technology Committee, completed rigorous, methodical testing of LAS-CDMA. Earlier this year, MII announced their general support of LAS-CDMA as a proposed standard for 3G wireless systems. "Over the years, the biggest barrier to significantly increasing wireless capacity, quality and coverage has been interference," said Dr. William C.Y. Lee, chairman of LinkAir Communications. "As the MII report states, we were able to prove that LAS-CDMA, through its use of a revolutionary, brand-new coding technology and spreading spectrum technology, does establish interference-free windows and successfully counteracts multiple access interference (MAI), intersymbol interference (ISI) and adjacent cell interference (ACI) in a real environment. As a result, it is clear that LinkAir's LAS-CDMA technology offers carriers the opportunity to greatly enhance their 3G system capacity." LAS-CDMA offers the opportunity for wireless network operators to significantly expand voice coverage over existing 2G networks, while increasing data speeds to above five (5) Mbps. This combination of speed and capacity will enable wireless network operators to address two of the most pressing wireless issues today-the ability to offer customers advanced wireless Internet services, while at the same time improving voice capacity. "China's carriers have already deployed 2.5G solutions to offer enhanced wireless data services and are thinking very seriously about investment in third generation solutions," said Elizabeth Harr-Bricksin, vice president, director of international wireless at The Strategis Group. "Because China's wireless market embodies such a diverse set of demographics and economics, and therefore end-user needs, solutions such as LAS-CDMA that address capacity as well as data needs will be critical to the success of 3G in China." LinkAir Completes Outdoor Voice Call Using LAS-CDMA As part of the Institute's extensive testing, LinkAir successfully completed its first outdoor call with LAS-CDMA. This comes on the heels of LinkAir's completion of its first indoor call with LAS-CDMA earlier this summer. The outdoor field trial took place in Shijiazhuang, outside of Beijing. "The combination of MII's verification and the completion of the first outdoor LAS-CDMA call marks a turning point for LinkAir Communications," said Ting Zheng, LinkAir's CEO. "With our technology proven, our efforts will be focused on commercializing LAS-CDMA technology to bring benefits to wireless carriers as soon as possible." Companies interested in learning more about LAS-CDMA can contact LinkAir at 408-324-4958 or via email at LAS-CDMA@linkair.com. About LinkAir Communications LinkAir Communications, founded in 1999, is headquartered in Silicon Valley and Beijing. The company develops leading edge 3G and beyond wireless technologies that will greatly enhance the performance and capacity of wireless telecom systems. LinkAir's LAS-CDMA technology increases network capacity over 2G system standards and significantly improves quality of service and network coverage. Founded by one of the inventors of CDMA, LinkAir boasts a world-class engineering team with over 100 leading scientists and engineers from the US, Europe and China. Independently held, LinkAir Communications is backed by a geographically diverse group of technology leaders and financiers. LinkAir and LAS-CDMA are trademarks of LinkAir Communications, Inc. SOURCE: LinkAir Communications CONTACT: Jerri Barrett of LinkAir Communications, 408-324-4958, or jerri@linkair.com; or Deborah Massa, 703-794-8585, or debmassa@clarus-comm.com, or Chris Mobily, 773-975-9347, or cmobily@clarus-comm.com, both of Clarus Communications Web site: clarus-comm.com ASIA PULSE

To: Sully- who wrote (84603)	10/24/2000 7:15:52 PM
From: Bocor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Nothing will matter tomorrow I am afraid. Another challenge at 80 has been brutally beaten back, and tomorrow we will seriously visit the 60's. Bloodbath is in the cards, with NT and AMZN SEC investigation. Canadian companies will get crushed, and will take the NAZ with it. Is there ANY safe haven anymore? All those who thought it was over, and bought with both hands will get slapped for being greedy once again. Unfortunately, QCOM will get whacked too. Yet another buying opportunity. Can't afford too many more. Well, at least I am not long RIMM! lol! PE over 1400 and Canadian to boot....ouch!