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To: Suresh who wrote (34210)9/17/2001 11:20:40 AM
From: j g cordes  Respond to of 69813
 
Added shares of STOR to previous

Could there be a larger negative hammer (I can't imagine one), to drive prices lower than the WTC disaster? Support is literally being pounded into place today.

Jim



To: Suresh who wrote (34210)9/17/2001 11:25:00 AM
From: Johnny Canuck  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 69813
 
Hi Suresh,

>>I expect the recovery to be lead by storage, PC and
>>security software.

PC was the one sector showing some sequential growth, though very low last Q. Storage I am not so sure. Listening to the EMC presentation at the S.G. Cowen conference, they were only looking for a 20 percent year over year blended growth. Most of the real exponential growth was supposed to come from software, while they were looking for a market share war in systems. The WTC attack changes the equation a bit for storage, but it was probably be only a one or two Q event.

>>Are you still on plan for your Rt. 66 trip ?

The trip is currently on hold. I was supposed to leave on Saturday. At best I may leave later this week. I have to admit I am no longer in the vacation mood any more though.

The early morning counter rally should start now, let's see how the market behaves.