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To: E.J. Neitz Jr who wrote (40703)	6/17/2002 9:55:19 PM
From: DanZ	Respond to of 53068

Ed, We must have been typing at the same time, and you pressed Send one second before me. lol

To: E.J. Neitz Jr who wrote (40703)	6/17/2002 9:58:37 PM
From: E.J. Neitz Jr	Respond to of 53068

Well Dan knows the answer!

To: E.J. Neitz Jr who wrote (40703)	6/17/2002 10:15:56 PM
From: BWAC	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53068

D e p r e c i a t i o n would be my first and simplest thought. Here's an ADCT trade for the active trader who needs to hedge risk. Jan 2003 $2.50 Puts are 50 cents or so. Buy some ADCT, buy some Puts, get to flipping.........but get set before the 'January' effect gets going. Or CIEN. The Jan '03 5's are $1.20. Feel lucky you can pick the stock up for near $4 oneday. Or GLW's 5's for $1.60 Or some LSI 10's for $2. Get in, get a big position, and trade the volatility.

To: E.J. Neitz Jr who wrote (40703)	6/17/2002 10:38:47 PM
From: Kelvin Taylor	Respond to of 53068

bleeding money is simple Ed. If a company has negative earnings they are not making a profit. its not a financial term, its mine. ADCT was overpriced and when the telecom bubble burst the market gave the company a more reasonable valuation, just like WCOM and others.