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To: Kirk © who wrote (15107)	10/2/2001 2:00:43 PM
From: geode00	Respond to of 42834

Well, if you feel the same way as Chambers then he sees 50 of the NAS100 going away in coming years. That is, no matter what the NAS tries to do to keep stocks listed. I wonder if there will simply be a wholesale throw up of all these wishful thinking stocks at some point in the near future. Re MSFT, even Cramer (and he's always wrong apparently) thinks it's going down and he loved it in the 70s. One thing about tech though, it's dependent on innovation, new products, new companies. You really don't know what's around the corner that will ignite the industry again. The internet mania was more of a PR and advertising boom, IMO, beyond the basics much of it was simply low tech.