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To: Stock Farmer who wrote (48820)	11/13/2001 3:22:47 PM
From: Bruce Brown	Respond to of 54805

And yet meanwhile I might find myself purchasing a brand new bagel-o-matic. With Intel Cisco IBM Sony AOL and GE inside. And having to upgrade all of my household appliances to Windows 2016 (Household Edition) because rumored "incompatibilities" with prior versions cause it to incinerate one out of every six bagels... Damn things aren't Kosher anyway. BB

To: Stock Farmer who wrote (48820)	11/13/2001 5:07:40 PM
From: Seeker of Truth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

I sincerely recommend to all QCOM enthusiasts that you read John's post. Best wishes.

To: Stock Farmer who wrote (48820)	11/13/2001 5:28:18 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

Tech Stocks No Bargain Although investors maintain that they’re snapping up bargains, the biggest movers are highly valued technology stocks with increasingly dubious claims to growth. Let’s take a look. First we’ll discuss some of the largest tech stocks and then some of the small-to-medium players. comstockfunds.com

To: Stock Farmer who wrote (48820)	11/13/2001 6:09:41 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

I fear that you may not know how new patents and constant innovation has gotten Q out of the patent expiration trap. Because in 2016....their main CDMA-ASIC tollgate patents will have been expired for many years The Q licenses its entire portfolio of patents. Use one, pay for all. If the patents are otherwise desirable, the fact that they expire is irrelevant. So long as Q can continue to require this deal from its customers, patent expiration dates are not a problem.