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To: jason pate who wrote (117405)	11/28/2000 12:33:50 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

<font color=red>death throes --->ITWO/BRCM/JNPR/IWOV/AETH/ARBA ...but for NTIQ.. and PVTL Don't throw out the Baby with the Bath Water either.. they are short but not dead. both are a short yes, but its too soon to call it a nuan dance. It has just dropped below its 20 day moving average of 91.45 so I would not give it an epitaph yet. The reason I like NTIQ now is it COULD have nice downside. We should take this one a step at a time. PVTL is another like that.. PVTL.. article in November 15 Investor's Business Daily. As PVTL moves up its market, giant SEBL is dropping down.. Beware SEBL they say. (rivals in this market PSFT, ORCL, EPNY, KANA and ONYX).. Analysts estimate that PVTL will earn 18 cents in fiscal 2001 ending next June, after barely breaking even in 2000. After that, their consensus calls for earnings to mushroom 239% to 61 cents for fiscal 2002. So although they are shorts, when and if this downfall of the techs ceases, they will be okay. Problem is that SEBL is dropping like a rock as is TNL (another favorite) so everyone is throwing out the Baby with the BathWater.