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To: Jill who wrote (42774)	10/3/2001 10:37:03 AM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

IWOV----Picked up a few shares at 5.53....... MW 10:31 INTERWOVEN TOP GAINER IN $GSO, UP 33% MW 10:01 INTERWOVEN UPPED TO 'BUY' AT UBS PIPER JAFFRAY PR 08:01 Interwoven Releases Front-Office 5.0 for Office Document Management IWOV News: Interwoven Releases Front-Office 5.0 for Office Document Management on Corporate Intranets and PortalsBusiness Users Now Enjoy Simplified Document Publishing and Collaboration PR NEWSWIRE - October 03, 2001 08:01 SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct 3, 2001 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Interwoven, Inc. (Nasdaq: IWOV), the leading provider of Content Infrastructure, today announced the release of TeamSite Front-Office 5.0 software, the latest edition of its document and content contribution software. The software, available immediately, offers new functionality to improve document publishing capabilities and enable expanded content contribution across the extended enterprise. (Photo: newscom.com ) TeamSite Front-Office 5.0 allows business users and Web designers to submit content directly from Microsoft Office 2000 applications, Windows Explorer, Macromedia DreamWeaver and Adobe GoLive. TeamSite Front-Office 5.0 extends a set of predefined TeamSite publishing menus, including the ability to submit content to the TeamSite server. In addition, the new product automatically classifies content to a corporate taxonomy using Interwoven's advanced metadata management software, MetaTagger, and has it automatically tagged for personalization. For example, a product manager can publish a white paper simply by selecting a pull-down menu item from within Microsoft Word. This functionality empowers all users to contribute content from their favorite desktop authoring tool -- without any training. Key New Features in Front-Office 5.0 Include: -- Document Publishing -- Easy document publishing of MS Word and Office documents with a single click to corporate intranets and portals. -- Document Lifecycle Management -- Enhanced workflow integration to enable document review and approval on MS Word and document expiration. -- XML Publishing for Advanced Content Reuse -- Industry-leading integration of XML publishing services directly within the MS Word environment to enable all office workers to contribute structured, reusable data to multiple eBusiness applications. "A core value proposition for content management has always been the promise of connecting content creators directly to the eBusiness application. Yet, these business users are not Web developers and can participate by using the desktop and Web applications they use every day," said Rob Perry, senior analyst at the Yankee Group. "Content management systems like TeamSite Front-Office that offer new options for submitting and modifying enable users to obtain the full value of their content infrastructure by speeding process and offloading technical workers." "The strength of an eBusiness is dependent on its ability to modify and share critical information," said Kevin Cochrane, vice president of product management at Interwoven. "With Front-Office 5.0, customers can mobilize their entire workforce to contribute to their Web initiatives across the extended enterprise while maintaining quality control." For more information on Front-Office 5.0, please see interwoven.com . About Interwoven Interwoven, Inc. is the world's leading provider of Content Infrastructure software. Its Content Infrastructure product suite includes content aggregation, content collaboration, content management, content intelligence and content distribution. Its products are the de facto standard for over 700 Global 2000 companies including British Airways, Cisco Systems, General Electric, General Motors and Philips. Interwoven teams with the leading best-of-breed eBusiness application providers to provide customers an end-to-end platform for eBusiness. For more information on one of the fastest growing software companies in Silicon Valley and its proven XML-based solutions, visit the Interwoven Web site at www.interwoven.com.

To: Jill who wrote (42774)	10/3/2001 11:51:39 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 65232

11:05 ET Sector Watch: Software : The Goldman Sachs Software index is now up 4.3%; leading the way higher this morning are: PSFT +3.74, SEBL +1.27, BEAS +1.13, MANU +0.97. Talk is that the sector is seeing short-covering today after SEBL rallied yesterday because it did not guide down at its analyst meeting. Briefing.com

To: Jill who wrote (42774)	10/3/2001 1:01:24 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 65232

BEAS, BRCD, SEBL, & VRTS are all great for position trades...(by going long)... They are leaders in their fields and bounce back quickly when the NAZ starts to turn. It's important to be disciplined and lock in profits though...=) Regards, Scott

To: Jill who wrote (42774)	10/3/2001 9:45:57 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Today's Swenlin report...(Borrowed from the CFZ thread)... <There were a number of things that came together to fuel today's rally: (1) The President talked about a stimulus package around $70 billion, (2) the NAPM report was better than expected; and (3) Cisco's John Chambers did not warn today -- he affirmed earlier guidance. The latter sparked a short-covering rally in some tech sectors which gradually spread to other areas. There was good buying pressure at the end of the day, which means there was some real buying as well. With today's +5.9% Nasdaq rally coming on the heels of my dismal outlook on the Nasdaq yesterday, we must note that the picture is somewhat improved -- today it played catch-up with the rest of the market. My assessment yesterday was quite correct -- the Nasdaq did look horrible, and I was tempted to go on a Nasdaq SELL Signal. But it occurred to me that wasn't such a good idea with a new 9-Month Cycle just beginning. Market indexes are getting a little more than moderately overbought short-term, and we should be looking for the top that will mark the beginning of the retest. It could take another week for the topping process to work through as price indexes approach and begin to encounter overhead resistance. I have drawn what I think are important lines of resistance on the one-year index charts. An obvious horizontal resistance line is drawn from the April lows, but it is possible that some indexes will get above this line. I would not take such action too seriously at this point. As of today all primary intermediate-term indicators for the four major indexes are on buy signals. You now have a choice of believing that we're only going to get a "V" bottom and getting in, or waiting for the pullback/retest that typically happens. If you look at the PMO action at important bottoms you will see it typically crosses up through its 10-EMA, then it pulls back toward the line. That's what I am going to wait for. On Friday we got an S&P 5-day price momentum buy signal -- the S&P moved up +7.78% in five days. This ranks ninth of all such moves since 1974, and historically the S&P has been up an average of about +20% after one year. All such moves have been successful since 1974 except the last two. The signal of 3/21/00 saw the market down -23% a year later, and the signal on 4/21/01 has some major catching up to do to be successful -- we're almost at the six month point and so far the S&P is down about -16%. I mention this to emphasize that the rules are different in a major bear market. --Carl Swenlin.> Message 16451680