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To: NOW who wrote (38093)	5/6/2002 4:11:57 PM
From: Jack of All Trades	Respond to of 209892

Well I started buying DDIC today after they dumped it on low volume. This is a very good customer of mine and doubt they will go under... Book per Yahoo is $2.55, bond rating was just cut last week. If we tank, my Put $$ will make up for any downside on DDIC...

To: NOW who wrote (38093)	5/6/2002 4:16:11 PM
From: UnBelievable	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

I Would Suggest That You Keep You Hands In Your Pocket A Bit Longer The volume was fairly low today. SPX closed on the October lows. The fib 61.8% retrace would take us to SPX 1032 and a bounce there would still be considered a successful test of the 9/11 low.

To: NOW who wrote (38093)	5/6/2002 4:16:50 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

<<favourite trash stocks to go long when the time is right? And amongst the trash, is there any real value?>> Hard to say...everything is price-dependant in my book. So something has to come down to a compelling price for me to go long, even (or most especially with) tech. If the bottom isn't for another year or two, I'll be looking in the biotech bin, once the BBH is in the 20's. AMGN could be a buy at 30, Softee at 20, SEBL at 7, Broke-Aid at 2. ...and they say bears lack "vision"! HO HO HO!