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To: Jenna who wrote (3744)	2/4/2001 9:41:24 PM
From: jmac	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6445

Jenna, I Just found your site. I'm very impressed by the professionalism displayed by you and the many other posters. If one were to join your paid site would they be grandfathered in still. thanks Jim whats your opinion on ppro and the article in Barrons this weekend

To: Jenna who wrote (3744)	2/4/2001 11:37:55 PM
From: pooh101	Respond to of 6445

thank you jenna...... i was thinking of going long tqnt, but after some discussion, i'm having second thoughts. they're expecting blow out earnings monday??? (so i've heard) check out this option chain... bigcharts.com and peek at the feb 35 calls. 1552 volume is extremely high for tqnt. then on the flip side people may be shorting the calls naked as opposed to buying them? who knows. it did break support at 34, then then 33. thanx again. pooh

To: Jenna who wrote (3744)	2/5/2001 1:51:48 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6445

All these continued their down trends except BEAS which was given an upgrade to BUY, ELNT also broke double bottom 42 and was called short, most at the break by the second reversal period FROM a POST LAST NIGHT ---><< Then there is the worst stage: Stocks like SDLI, ARBA,BRCD, EMC, GLW, CSCO, TQNT that are already in their double bottom breakout stage and have dropped below a lot of support. These will have a rougher time recovering. FLEX seems to be like FNSR in that it might be good for a 10% or 15% continued downside. RIMM, CHKP, BEAS look like continuing shorts and they move down quite consistently during the session.>>