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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (101551)	7/11/2001 12:44:30 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

Advanced Communications is a joke! A penny stock in the best stinky tradition of the OTCBB. Its best products are PRs that never amount to much.

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (101551)	7/11/2001 1:22:06 PM
From: John Hayman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

Here is the reason why? ;-) Can you believe it? John Nokia Named in New Ethical Index; FTSE4Good Index for Socially Responsible Investors Lists Nokia Among Top 10 European Constituents Business Wire - Wednesday, July 11, 2001 HELSINKI, Finland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 11, 2001--Nokia has been named among the top 10 European constituents of the new FTSE4Good index series, which benchmarks the performance of socially responsible companies in European, US and Global markets.

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (101551)	7/11/2001 1:39:21 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 152472

Re crash and burn Lack of confidence by 'The Generals' does not help t@FeetDontfailmeNow.com thetimes.co.uk MONDAY JULY 09 2001 Share selling by US directors reaches record BY CARL MORTISHED, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS EDITOR SHARE selling by directors of US companies has reached record levels and the malaise among company insiders reveals a severe lack of confidence that the American economy will recover this autumn. On the high-tech Nasdaq stock exchange, selling directors now exceed buyers by a factor of five to one, the highest ratio recorded by Argus Vickers, publisher of the Vickers Weekly Insider, a closely watched survey of directors’ dealings. The New York Stock Exchange is showing signs of a rout with selling directors outnumbering buyers by six to one, the highest level in 12 years, and evidence that boardroom gloom is spreading from high-tech companies to the wider industrial sector. According to Bijal Shah, markets analyst at SG, the investment bank, the selling is widespread and in high volumes. “There has been a belief that the downturn in spending would be temporary. But directors are seeing no improvement in order books and they are dumping their own shares even though the share prices are already low.” The Vickers statistics show some 1,800 directors and insiders were sellers in the past week. According to Mr Shah, the sellers over the past three months have included insiders among big high-tech companies such as AOL, AMD and Microsoft. However, the rout is extending to the wider industrial and financial sectors with insider sales at Ford, Bank of New York and MBNA. Mr Shah worries that the world could be facing a repeat of the early 1990s, when signs of a US recovery were extinguished by weakness in Japan and Europe. “US companies have a problem. The Fed has slowed down its rate-cutting and the European Central Bank is proving reluctant to cut rates at all. We need some easing of interest rate policy in Europe. The Japanese are not in a position to help.”

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (101551)	7/11/2001 1:59:17 PM
From: John Hayman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Dennis Yes MOT....gee I forgot about them reporting tonight. They will get dragged out and shot! Look at Polaroid, it dropped 46% on a bad report. EMC, got beaten up in a back alley....it dropped 28%. The only hope, for the price of a company reporting, is to stay flat, otherwise it gets taken out and shot. Hey, how much ammo do they have anyway?? I think we go back to the old lows on the nas soon. For the Q........I don't think they can do well if the market goes down. Everyone will hurt. For those with cash, well maybe some light at the end eh?? Wonder how much that "eh" is going to cost me? John