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To: Night Writer who wrote (93500)	10/27/2001 10:54:16 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

NW-- Cannot buy COMS at any price after flushing WAY up (remember I said here to buy @ 26 1/2) at 102. Have traded and recently bought GX too. Looking hard at AAI-- just for the hell of it. Still trading QQQ,,, its up about 6 the past few weeks and waiting on mntg to go down again. Crappy times but $$$ are easy to come by...BTW-- still not buying CPQ again YET..

To: Night Writer who wrote (93500)	10/28/2001 9:09:54 PM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

Good luck to you NW. I have been a 'daytrader' for some time now, doing nothing but scalping anywhere from 15 cents to 75 cents per trade on blocks of Dell and INTC daily. I've had a very good year so far as it has kept me from getting caught in the downdraft as techs continued to implode. I'm still skittish, but if you are looking for 'make or break' stocks that you are willing to hold for some time, perhaps GLW might also pan out in the future. NTAP and EMC, along with JDSU look intriguing too... At the very least, some good news on the storage front should result in quick doubles on EMC and NTAP. Regards, John