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To: LTK007 who wrote (42231)	3/20/2002 1:40:10 PM
From: hotlinktuna	Respond to of 99280

Oh sure, now you tell me when "it's all over" Hehe! tuna

To: LTK007 who wrote (42231)	3/20/2002 1:40:27 PM
From: The Freep	Respond to of 99280

<<rule number 5,001 of trading, don't fight over a couple pennies,just surrender:) >> rule number 5,002, of course, is that when you surrender, the stock will immediately run hard against you. <g> the freep

To: LTK007 who wrote (42231)	3/20/2002 1:50:17 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 99280

13:29 Cisco May Lose $200 Million From Velocita Investment (Update3)03/20 By Scott Lanman San Jose, California, March 20 (Bloomberg) -- The meltdown in the fiber-optic and telecommunications industry was just beginning when Cisco Systems Inc. decided in April to back startup Velocita Corp. with $485 million in cash and loans. Velocita and its plan to build a 20,000-mile U.S. communications network now are at risk of collapse. Cisco, the world's largest maker of equipment to link computers, may lose at least $200 million in a bankruptcy, analysts say. In February, unprofitable Velocita said it would fire 75 percent of its 240 workers and was considering ``strategic alternatives.'' quote.bloomberg.com