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To: Tommaso who wrote (163922)	5/5/2002 6:06:51 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

If you buy QCOM and MOT, you've essentially bought half the NAV of BDH. The prospectus lists the shares held of each stock. holders.com Just multiply the shares in the holders for each stock by the current price. shares price total running total AMCC 2 6 12 12 BRCM 2 30 60 72 CIEN 2 7 14 86 CMVT 2 12 24 110 CNXT 2 8 16 126 CMTN 1 1 1 127 GLW 9 7 63 190 JDSU 11.8 3.84 43 233 LU 29 4.40 84 317 MOT 18 15 270 587 NT 28 2 56 643 NXTV 1 1 1 644 PMCS 1 14 14 658 QCOM 8 27 216 874 RFMD 2 16.5 33 907 SCMR 3 3.4 10 917 SFA 2 20.5 41 958 TERN 2 2.8 6 964 TLAB 4 8.7 35 999 You'll have to buy the Infrastructure Holders (IAH) or the GS Networking ishares (IGN) to pick up Cisco. It looks like IBM is now the heaviest weight on the IAH because of its high price per share. holders.com