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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (52955)	9/24/2001 3:00:43 AM
From: StanX Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

Jacob, I read your posting on several thread and mostly agree with you. You're more specific while I'm pretty general. I follow PEG and here are some interesting numbers I have found after looking at over 50 stocks. I keep some good ops below. Note the % is from Friday's close and their PEG. Higher % is better rewards. I will be looking at their charts nexts to try and see "something"?? Note AOL, SSTI, NEWP, WCOM as some good examples. :0) Stan AMAT PEG Value: $21.68 ($7.57) -25.90% NVLS PEG Value: $32.38 $3.83 13.40% LCRX PEG Value: $17.66 $1.02 6.10% INTC PEG Value: $14.08 ($5.22) -27.10% ORCL PEG Value: $16.23 $5.47 50.80% CSCO PEG Value: $14.11 $2.02 16.70% HON PEG Value: $38.45 $13.65 55.00% EMC PEG Value: $13.64 $2.49 22.30% JDS PEG Value: $6.78 $1.42 26.40% QCOM PEG Value: $46.28 $1.39 3.10% WCOM PEG Value: $24.73 $12.35 99.80% AOL PEG Value: $69.17 $39.32 131.70% SSTI PEG Value: $9.38 $5.35 132.60% NEWP PEG Value: $50.85 $37.11 270.10% BEAS PEG Value: $24.27 $13.93 134.80% IDTI PEG Value: $31.00 $8.75 39.30% SUNW PEG Value: $13.17 $5.21 65.40% VECO PEG Value: $45.97 $24.16 110.80%

To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (52955)	9/24/2001 6:41:31 AM
From: daryll40	Respond to of 70976

Jacob, regarding your comments about tax selling: You may be right that it won't happen, but SMART investors will "lock in" losses NOW. I have been swapping (at at least 32 day intervals) between QQQ and XLK (both tech ETFs that move very similarly) all the way down. Someday (not soon enough) the slide will stop and I will hold (hopefully forever) the one (XLK or QQQ) that I have...like musical chairs. In the meantime, I keep accumulating these losses to use against gains for a better day (if it ever comes!).