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To: Mark Konrad who wrote (4372)	2/4/2002 3:34:17 PM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 13660

LOL - I hear ya,,not about trust,,just a trade<gg> SR

To: Mark Konrad who wrote (4372)	2/4/2002 3:51:19 PM
From: KevinThompson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13660

Bought BEAS on this last dip. Hoping I'm not too early. Looks like it's at minor support. KT

To: Mark Konrad who wrote (4372)	2/4/2002 3:57:53 PM
From: Trumptown	Respond to of 13660

FWIW >>3:45 (Dow Jones) WorldCom's (WCOM) beaten down stock price is "ridiculous," says Kaufman Brothers analyst Vik Grover, who has a strong buy rating and $24 price target on the shares. Grover argues the Bells will likely make a run on the long-distance companies - most notably WorldCom - to gain global scale. Excluding that and assuming the company slashes 2003 EPS to a worst case of $1, Grover says the company is still worth a multiple of 15. "We are strong believers in the value of WorldCom shares at current levels," he says, "which we think are detached from reality." Shares off 15% at $8.13. (JDB)<<