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To: Kayaker who wrote (101585)	7/11/2001 5:29:19 PM
From: Kayaker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

5:24pm 07/11/01 Microsoft: $3.9 bln Q4 charge, revs up (MSFT) By August Cole Microsoft, the world's largest software company, said Wednesday that it will report a $2.6 billion fiscal fourth quarter loss because of a $3.9 billion noncash charge from losses in certain cable and telecom securities. Profit will accordingly be impacted and now is expected, including the charge, at 1 cent a share. Quarterly revenue, however, will top targets with a range of $6.5 billion to $6.6 billion vs. earlier estimates of $6.3 billion to $6.5 billion. Microsoft (MSFT) said more fourth-quarter and full-year details are to come on July 19 when the company reports results. cbs.marketwatch.com; Dang! QCOM up 2+, SEBL up 3+.

To: Kayaker who wrote (101585)	7/11/2001 5:34:46 PM
From: Cooters	Respond to of 152472

Kayaker, Must be something from BatWing. BTW, bought back the last of the CC's today. These were the IRA CC's (from several cycles ago), where I usually buy more Q with the proceeds and then don't have a way to buy 'em back. I leave a little bit for when they get really cheap, which they did today. Cooters

To: Kayaker who wrote (101585)	7/11/2001 9:58:06 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 152472

B......re not sure why...?? this 7.5 Billion in Cash Did Not hurt........ biz.yahoo.com Wednesday July 11, 10:33 am Eastern Time Fed adds $2.75 bln in reserves via 7-day repos (UPDATE: Adds volume, collateral for 7-day and overnight repos) NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve said on Wednesday it added $2.750 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system through a round of seven-day fixed system repurchase agreements. The Fed also added reserves through overnight repos and was adding permanent reserves by buying Treasury coupons. The Fed accepted the following collateral on the seven-day repos: -- $2.305 billion in Treasuries, stop out 3.63 percent, -- $0.445 billion in agencies, stop out 3.71 percent. Earlier, the Fed added $4.750 billion in reserves via overnight repos and accepted the following collateral: -- $0.390 billion in Treasuries, stop out 3.67 percent, -- $3.750 billion in agencies, stop out 3.75 percent, -- $0.610 billion in mortgage-backed securities, stop out 3.75 percent. The Fed was also adding reserves via seven-day repos. In early New York dealings, federal funds were trading at 3.75 percent, according to Garban-Intercapital, matching the Fed's target for the rate.