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To: Larry S. who wrote (50031)	1/24/2002 1:36:27 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

>> SEBL is a winner of the tech wreck. It has held in there... That depends on when you bought it, Larry. Those who were unfortunate enough to establish an entry point at >110 in 4Q00 might not see it that way. But it does seem likely that it will be among the first to regain its pre-wreck luster. uf

To: Larry S. who wrote (50031)	1/24/2002 2:43:55 PM
From: Jill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

I'm not sure anyone on G&K wants me to chime in with t.a. but it is enormously helpful to me (as learned from Teresa Lo)--price, volume, and charts do reflect psychology, support, and really give one a context that I find invaluable. Anyway, we discussed it in her class on Saturday. I can't give access to the actual chart here, as its for subscribers, but it was in pretty good shape compared to others (such as qcom). It had steadily climbed from about the 17 $ range, mostly remaining above its 20 EMA moving average. This is fairly important because it shows the moving average is support; when you start dipping below it with spikes, most likely it's going to become resistance, that means at the very least short-term weakness. At the time we looked, the most recent trading range gave us a low of about 31.79 and a high just above 35. All that is to say--valuation of any stock in any market is really up to the market, and the chart reflects the general consensus that siebel is okay at these levels. So I'd go with Uncle Frank that, relatively speaking, it's a reasonable buy considering the end of its 4th quarter--although one has to wait for Mike to analyze it all, I'm sure. :-) By the way, I don't own any.