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To: vampire who wrote (115694)	10/26/2000 5:34:35 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Well INKT actually not up, closed $83 and $72 here?? ...but SCMR CIEN GSPN EXTR SUNW AMCC BRCD NTAP AFCI...a bunch of techs trading up on the heels of JDSU oh ya , lets not forget SDLI $24+ , LOL ;-)

To: vampire who wrote (115694)	10/26/2000 7:50:47 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

INKT was no longer up at a later scan.. but a whole lot of others were up. I use Bloomberg... its a separate monitor and station. The BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service is offered through your own PC or workstation, or a Bloomberg-provided Compaq® computer. Bloomberg Financial Markets provides the analytics and content, and you choose the platform on which they'll reside. View the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service alongside any other software packages you install, or run it on a dedicated PC on a separate network maintained by Bloomberg. Bloomberg Financial Markets delivers information 24 hours a day. Market professionals around the world depend on the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service for a continuous data feed delivering real-time, historical, and descriptive data. For analytics that analyze what now, what then, and what-if. For BLOOMBERG NEWS sm. For a total command of the data, news, and information that move the markets. 10/26 18:36 JDS Uniphase Has 1st-Qtr Loss, Boosts 2001 Forecasts (Update2) By Erik Schatzker San Jose, California, Oct. 26 (Bloomberg) -- JDS Uniphase Corp., the biggest maker of fiber-optic components, said fiscal first-quarter sales rose 171 percent, more than expected, and boosted forecasts for sales and profit this fiscal year. Sales rose to $786.5 million from $290 million a year ago, beating the average estimate of $755.9 million in a First Call/Thomson Financial poll of four analysts. The company's loss widened to $1.02 billion, or $1.07 a share, from $113.9 million, or 17 cents, because of acquisition-related costs. JDS Uniphase shares had tumbled 27 percent this week as investors took slowing sales of fiber-optic equipment by Lucent Technologies Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp. as a sign of slack demand for components. They climbed as much as 12 percent after the company said it expects sales to increase 115 percent to 120 percent from $1.77 billion this fiscal year. ``Optical demand is good and healthy,'' said Robertson Stephens Inc. analyst Arun Veerappan, who rates JDS a ``buy.'' JDS Uniphase now expects to earn 80 cents a share, excluding costs for acquisitions, this fiscal year, Chief Financial Officer Tony Muller said on a conference call. Analysts polled by First Call had expected 70 cents. Muller said JDS expects profit, on the same basis, of 19 cents to 20 cents a share in the second quarter, which ends in December. That compares with a First Call average of 17 cents a share. JDS Uniphase shares rose as high as $83.63 after the new forecasts were disclosed. They had risen $3.44 to $74.44 in regular U.S. trading and tumbled as low as $70.56 after the earnings report was released.