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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (11286)	5/3/2002 4:15:48 PM
From: techanalyst1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

Exactly. I'm picking on jdsu because they have a set plan to sell no matter how low it goes. I know there are some other companies that have had those types of plans and they've suspended them because they think the stocks are priced too low. It's not like these options are expiring this month. If they see it as a value, why aren't they buying or at least not selling what they can sell later? Jdsu closed under the 98 lows. No one who has bought before today has made money on that stock on the long side since before 1998. Steve Case even bought shares in AOL. I hate to see anyone losing money but I think it's a good thing that some of these ceos feel the pain too... (like he has a lot of pain with how much he made, LOL!), but I think it's a good thing that he bought shares. Maybe he tries to enhance shareholder value now that he has a few more shares in his personal portfolio. TA