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To: Jerry Olson who wrote (2207)	5/2/2001 11:06:03 PM
From: SusieQ1065	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5893

Hi Jerrykins.... Nice Watchlist.... Are you feeling better, Jer? ;-)

To: Jerry Olson who wrote (2207)	5/3/2001 5:55:01 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5893

Eurostocks off, Marconi leads telco equipment dive LONDON, May 3 (Reuters) - Marconi and Nokia led a telecoms equipment nosedive on Thursday morning, pushing European stock markets deeper into the red as investors cast a nervous eye toward sliding Wall Street futures. A sombre outlook from mobile phone gear maker Epcos AG <EPCGn.DE> added to the pessimism, pushing the stock down 3.7 percent. Epcos said it could see flat or declining earnings in the third quarter as sluggish handset demand persists. At 0930 GMT, the pan-European FTSE Eurotop 300 <.FTEU3> index was off 1.3 percent near session lows, while the DJ Euro Stoxx 50 <.STOXX50E> blue-chip index lost 1.45 percent, with all but three constituents losing ground. Nasdaq 100 index futures were off 1.3 percent after trading higher earlier, while S&P 500 futures dipped 0.7 percent. Marconi <MONI.L> shed 3.7 percent while Nokia <NOK1V.HE> lost 3.6 percent, contributing to a 2.8 percent decline in the DJ Stoxx technology index <.SX8P>. "Nasdaq closed yesterday 3 percent off the point at which it started the year, but the news flow hasn't actually improved that much" said Robert Kerr, European equity strategist with Bank of America. "This is perhaps a dose of reality in light of the fact that there's no 'new' news in the market," he said. MORE * end of story *

To: Jerry Olson who wrote (2207)	5/3/2001 7:41:06 AM
From: nestegger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5893

Hi, Jerry Recently found this thread. I've always been LTBH -- still have the QCOM, RMBS, JDSU, and NTAP I bought in their heydey. Obviously I need to learn when to take some profits before they disappear, especially in my IRA. Bought CHKP @ 61. Your post said "73 first target". Does that mean you'd sell at 73? And sell at 66? Thanks in advance. nestegger

To: Jerry Olson who wrote (2207)	5/6/2001 6:54:55 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 5893

more RFMD from JagFn May 6, 2001 (JAGfn.com via COMTEX) -- (RFMD - 3star - SELL LIMIT 28.75) TARGET 23.25 CLOSING STOP OVER 30.25 RF Micro Devices (RFMD)-3star, a leading provider of proprietary radio frequency integrated circuits for wireless communication applications) has just put in a test of the key 32-level after having made a run from the single digits in less than a month. The 32-level houses a prior double-top and as such should provide enough resistance in concert with the inherent extension in the shares to force them lower. The 29 area looks like an important nearby resistance level as well if this is the start of a clean downtrend, as we expect. As a result, we recommend you place a day limit order to sell RFMD shares short at a price of 28.75 or better. Target 23.25, with a closing stop over 30.25. Bottom Line: The markets jumped out of bed earlier than yesterday's bottom line suggested. In fact, it was no sooner than the open before the major indices began to falter. We've now seen a turn down in the daily charts, which was the sign we were looking for to confirm the bearishness of the sentiment indicators. If the Nasdaq holds below 2200, the Dow 10900 and the OEX 660, we will likely see further downward momentum surface, which will likely break the key 10-day exponential moving averages (EMA's). By Price Headley All Rights Reserved Copyright JAGfn.com -0- * end of story *