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To: J.T. who wrote (9320)	11/3/2001 2:48:33 AM
From: Softechie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19219

In general I see markets is heading down after FOMC meeting and just not sure how low they will go. Shorting QLGC in $43 and looking to get back shorting EMLX.

To: J.T. who wrote (9320)	11/3/2001 9:54:01 AM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19219

RE>> This market is going to be even more event driven << Thats a real problem. I hate posting such a radical message as Message 16602530 However I'm not getting enough feed back to indicate any one is really concerned about the threat. Major news sorces are looking at just about every thing except our weakest link. If by chance you get early news of an explosion on a Cargo Container Ship in one of our harbors Get short and post it ASAP, I expect onec one goes off more will quickly follow, and that the news of it being salted with radio active material will likey be delayed. Jim

To: J.T. who wrote (9320)	11/3/2001 10:00:27 PM
From: High-Tech East	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19219

* OFF TOPIC * OFF TOPIC *** ... As a new owner of Microsoft stock, buying MSFT is a way to make a few bucks in a bear market - I do not have to like or respect them to own some of their stock ... ... Microsoft is a very clever but truly unethical bunch of bastards for whom the Bush administration's justice department has totally capitulated ... were it not for the events of September 11, John Ashcroft (who could not beat a dead man in a re-election battle for the U.S. Senate in Missouri) would never have dared to dismiss this case without damage to Bill Gates and company ... ... another example of the arrogance of politicians who do what is best for themselves rather than what is best for our country ... and I do not mean that only Republican administrations do such things ... far from it ... but John Ashcroft is who he is for whatever reasons as is George W Bush ... ... how any reasonable and thinking person, after all of the testimony of witnesses, and decisions by judges and appeals courts, could even imagine that Microsoft would be fairly and justifiably allowed to continue into the future with no penalty is totally beyond belief ... Ken Wilson