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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (129699)	8/6/2001 9:18:56 AM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>Witness the stock of CryptoLogic (CRYP ), a leading licensor of online casino software, which has raced from 10 in early March to 27.70 on Aug. 1. businessweek.com

To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (129699)	8/7/2001 2:12:33 PM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Vic, who's been talking about auto parts ? >The second-best U.S. stock market group this year, auto parts, received no such help from resurrected Internet shares.The group is up 45 percent. That's thanks in part to Aftermarket Technology (ATAC: news, chart, profile), which does business with Ford Motor. The small Illinois company increased financial targets a couple of days ago. Aftermarket Tech rebuilds old drivetrains and car radios. The auto parts business is probably not an industry most investors scoped out earlier this year as a stock market winner. Yet in the face of abysmal profits from the big car makers, parts suppliers are thriving. Dura Automotive Systems (DRRA: news, chart, profile) boss Karl Storrie last month said his company and competitors used the economic downturn to reduce sloppy inventories, slash expenses and trim debt. If a recession threat is what it takes to get a company in gear, most investors should be praying for an extended downturn.