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To: Robert Rose who wrote (117456)	2/11/2001 3:37:56 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

>but as long as my wife doesn't divorce me, i should eventually be left standing. Rob, I know what you mean...since my wife divorced me all I've done is had fun! Btw All these 12 year old girls are taking its toll on my life. The only consolation is I think I'll die with a smile on my face!

To: Robert Rose who wrote (117456)	2/11/2001 5:29:10 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>hj, i'm still a believer in brcm. doubling sales and gorilla in its sector Rob, a lot of investors liked BRCM when it was at 274. I just thought it was over-fed so instead I chose to short it. Btw Get ready for the Loudcloud IPO! Unfortunately for me I'm out of money! >Last Update: 1:41 PM ET Feb 11, 2001 NewsWatch Latest headlines Get Alerted SUNNYVALE, Calif. (CBS.MW) - Loudcloud is hitting the road for a two-week roadshow to meet institutional investors next week and might be getting ready to go public, Red Herring reported Sunday. Loudcloud, a provider of Internet infrastructure services for online-intensive businesses, is the brainchild of Marc Andreessen, founder of Netscape, now a unit of AOL Time Warner (AOL: news, msgs).

To: Robert Rose who wrote (117456)	2/11/2001 7:05:06 PM
From: Mark Fowler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

hj, i'm still a believer in brcm. doubling sales and gorilla in its sector (i know i'm sounding like one of your favorite posters here <g>). hope i'm not beating a dead horse into the ground. but for me it eventually boiled down to making investments within the context of a portfolio and the tax environment, and then living with those decisions for those reasons. i wanted to invest such that the best and worst cases were considered. << Robert the problem is everyone has this figure out and now even the McDonald's worker has stocks. Most all think tech will recover and we'll go back to 10% to 20% gains per year with the hi fliers leading the way Most of these high flying techs broke down out of rising wedge and rolled over into H & S patterns again. Example, brcm's measure to 52 if lows are taken out and right now it doesn't look good for you if your holding it. I would wait until there is a trend intact before you try anything that moves with Compx. Right now the trend is down have broken support so you're in no mans land. Everyone can't be rich or we will perish.

To: Robert Rose who wrote (117456)	2/11/2001 7:38:21 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

so now the worst case is playing out.... so i am at a loss. but as long as my wife doesn't divorce me, i should eventually be left standing. Rob, There is always a bright side. She is less likely to divorce you know since she would receive less financially <VBG> and otherwise? well there are worse things in life than work. ;) Work is not so bad if done in moderation:-) hj, i'm still a believer in brcm. doubling sales and gorilla in its sector (i know i'm sounding like one of your favorite posters here <g>). I added to my BRCM position after they lowered guidance at the conference so we agree. By the way, don't tell anyone I bought stock LOL. Someone may pick on me. Glenn