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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (888)	6/14/2001 9:51:36 PM
From: Didi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2505

Hi Ray, ESP, ESP... Ah, just the pro whose brain I meant to pick. 3G gonna save the world? I don't think so. How come? ................................ What's your take on the JDSU news and the excerpt below? Also, what's the appropriate PSR range for the telecom & fiber optic sectors? smartmoney.com Still, the implication of Intel's comments is that a bottom in telecommunications will be reached eventually; it just isn't clear when. This is troubling for short-term investors, but should be of less concern to long-term ones. I plan to hold my stocks in the sector and ride out any further weakness. I remain convinced that despite all the overbuilding and inventory excesses, there remains healthy long-term demand for sophisticated telecommunications services and equipment. Speaking from my own experience, I know I want it and still can't get it. ................................ Don't be a DoDo. Markman is one of the most terrible touts in the outrageous Pump & Dump universe. Shorting anything that comes out of his mouth will make you rich. Think so? MSN lists his bio below. moneycentral.msn.com Jon D. Markman is managing editor of MSN MoneyCentral. He was formerly an executive news editor, investments columnist and investigative reporter at the Los Angeles Times -- and was a news editor on staffs that won Pulitzer Prizes for spot-news reporting in 1992 and 1994. Markman specializes in the use of stock-screening software to develop mechanical, unemotional securities-trading strategies; he is the co-inventor on two pending Microsoft patents regarding investment management. His stock portfolios, published online in his MSN MoneyCentral SuperModels column, closed 1998 with a 139% gain, 1999 with a 168% gain and 2000 with a 5% loss. The second edition of his best-selling book, "Online Investing: How to Find the Right Stocks at the Right Time," was published in January 2001." ...................................... Did you see #reply-15945741 ? So funny, couldn't stop laughing all day :). curosio DoDo