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To: Lynn who wrote (334)	5/10/2002 5:22:05 PM
From: PCSS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4345

Lynn, <I think I'm missing something. Why would Telstra want to buy something on it's way out?> Just so you do NOT feel alone ---- THAT was exactly my thinking too !! AND the answer is ..... ????

To: Lynn who wrote (334)	5/10/2002 6:49:50 PM
From: Night Writer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4345

That's why I posted it. The customer likes the Joranda 568's better then the iPaq. The replaceable battery does sound like a better feature. No problem, they are both HPQ products. Reading between the lines, it also appears the Joranda product manager might be rocking the merger boat. Selling the Joranda is a good thing. Knocking HPQ's iPaq in public in another. Maybe he has alternate career plans. Maybe he has been told to make alternate career plans, and this is his farewell speech. Who really knows? I just found it entertaining. NW

To: Lynn who wrote (334)	5/10/2002 9:40:22 PM
From: Jimbo Cobb	Respond to of 4345

Subject: Preview of this week's Barron's -- May 13 __________________________________ BARRON'S PREVIEW Market Squeeze. Despite the drop in the major market averages over the past 2 years, finding cheap stocks isn't easy. Reason: As the high-flyers pull back to more reasonable levels, many previously-overlooked stocks are enjoying spectacular runs. Portfolio managers suggest buying out-of-favor companies with solid histories of profit growth, such as Citigroup, Freddie Mac, Washington Mutual, Merck, homebuilders Pulte and Centex, Verizon Communications and Hewlett-Packard, Barron's reports.