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To: IndexTrader who wrote (73823)	4/1/2001 11:09:01 PM
From: gfs_1999	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

MEMS companies players: ALTR,CY,ADI,XLNX and TMTA These companies are in Dynamic Silicon potfolio (from Gilder Publishing )(I'm subscriber) A little info about MEMS at dynamicsilicon.com Regards GFS

To: IndexTrader who wrote (73823)	4/2/2001 1:30:58 AM
From: waverider	Respond to of 99985

Speaking of energy...how about these diversified utilities for some trading profits? DUK SO EGN AES CPN...its been on a tear for the last three years. Major exposure to California so could be set up for some probs. <H>

To: IndexTrader who wrote (73823)	4/2/2001 11:31:27 AM
From: Doug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Index Trader: MEMS , Nanotech and Mollecular motors have potential but as yet do not lend themselves to stable automated manufacture. We are currently faced with 3 limiting conditions. In the Electronic world , finer line width leads to unstable quantum interference between electron orbits. Further electronic speeds can only be raised by using superconductive materials which are physically unstable. In the Optical world the speed of light is finite, methods to buffer a light data beam at its original speed has not been solved. In the Mollecular world, the stability of the motor when exposed to surrounding influences has also not been solved. To that extent, it may be more than a decade before these lines of research will be fully exploited. In the