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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (5897)	3/26/2001 4:33:53 PM
From: Mark Fowler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

Bill buy these stocks between 10 and 25 bucks brcd maybe might hold 18-20. i think the B2b sector looks good or maybe i should say better... Cmrc, Arba,Itwo, and Bvsn might have bottomed finally so i'd watch them close! cpst looking good, i'll look at it later on a pull back.

To: Bill Harmond who wrote (5897)	3/26/2001 4:52:14 PM
From: Mark Fowler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

Looking at Brcd intra day it might turn here the analyst at MS said it could trade between 10 and 40 bucks Intraday charts point toward a possible bounce again , we'll see if Brcd holds 24-25 Bill?

To: Bill Harmond who wrote (5897)	3/27/2001 4:56:15 AM
From: Tradegod	Respond to of 57684

I went long BRCD and CPST Friday very aggressively. Saw some comments from EMC's pres. that demand was strong, and felt storage was the place to be. In one of my rare good trading moves of the last few weeks, I dumped my brcd at the open and bought more CPST at 30 and change. I must confess that it's hard to sit on a profit these days, because anything that's up usually gets hit by a rumor. ie. FCEL. Also, QCOM broke above a week long ceiling of 59 1/2 to 61 this morning only to get hammered late in the day on warnings rumors. I believe the energy related plays are the only momentum potential right now. Howard Weil is holding an energy conference this week and there are some alternative presentations. Aggressive money is looking for some home where they can hold a position overnight, and that is not in technology right now. This steady slow burn of price on the old leaders of tech is very disturbing.