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To: ELH1006 who wrote (3388)	9/25/2002 8:56:04 AM
From: Andy H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3813

At least NVLS is far from its fall 1998 lows. It bottomed then at $6.96. It's amazing that NVLS took off from around $26 in October 1999 on the way to its March 2000 high of $70. That $26 October 1999 price was then an all-time high. Only in the last month or so was NVLS able to take out the October 1999 blast off price, a pretty good performance compared to so many others. Many chip stocks are far from their fall 1998 lows, with TER and INTC being notable exceptions.

To: ELH1006 who wrote (3388)	9/27/2002 8:45:18 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3813

Hi Eddie, Nope you're not missing a thing. What must be done is a mental note as to how out of reason valuations are at troughs and how the future becomes clouded by negative thought. There is no doubt that these firms will once again represent growth (in the future). Right now the long term is skewed by short term negative thinking. These are the times when fresh cash always is short and of a premium. Purchases now are of little risk and maximum reward - but it sure is hard getting positive about accumulation. Times like these are when contrarians set themslves up for a wealth defining moment out into the future. Holding with confidence Bob