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To: Boplicity who wrote (9350)	1/26/2001 2:35:15 PM
From: Walter Xie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13572

Greg, What do you think of shorting PSFT. Does it look like triple tops and failing? W

To: Boplicity who wrote (9350)	1/26/2001 3:04:47 PM
From: Kayaker	Respond to of 13572

now that chart looks hell of lot better then most still prone to drop 20% in two days. Has it reported already and why do you like it? NUFO reports next Tuesday. I like it cause I bought a big pile back in November at an average of 22.44. <g> I was fortunate enough to get in just before it was added to the Gilder list. It blew away the estimates last quarter. Obviously was a better deal in the teens. Don't know about now. Here's a bit.. Despite its stock price being so far off last year's highs, New Focus has numerous positives to boast of. In the fall of 2000, it announced major new customer wins, two acquisitions that will add to operating earnings, and the addition of low-cost manufacturing capacity in China. In October, it posted third-quarter results that trounced Wall Street estimates and included 76% sequential growth in sales to the telecom industry (it also sells high-tech tools for laboratory research). Analysts like its strong pipeline, which includes several ``next generation'' optical products due out this year. IN THE PACK. New Focus' sales tripled to an estimated $73 million in 2000 from $23 million the previous year. They're expected to double in 2001 to $150 million and climb to $250 million the year after. The company is still losing money. It reported a net loss of $1.2 million, or 2 cents a share, on $22 million in sales in its most recent quarter. biz.yahoo.com There is also a very good freebee report here: epoch.com