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To: Boplicity who wrote (9249)	10/1/2002 10:19:10 AM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<I don't think anyone will want JDSU, I think the larger firms will just slowly push them aside. >> At $1.90 a share....arent they still valued at over $2billion dollars?? And didnt they just have one of the largest losses reported...ever?? Sheez, maybe people pile back into the jdsu's because they are familiar with them...but a money losing company at $1.90 a share, valued at over $2billion??? I have plenty of small companies with teeny floats, no debt, PROFITABLE, with continued growing revenues...valued at peanuts.....

To: Boplicity who wrote (9249)	10/1/2002 11:13:02 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 13815

did you hear that SUNW will be forced to writeoff humongo goodwill costs if their stock doesnt recover to $20-30 by December? this is sad SUNW will be sub-$1 soon the list of stocks grows for sub-$10 to my amazement last March2001, I proposed a list now about 75% of them are on it it might be time to propose a list of sub-$1 stocks LU, ERICY, JDSU, SUNW will head the list maybe SEBL also the IT capex extinction now is spreading to software first hardware, then software this is sad prepare for a wicked wicked storm when the USdollar goes below 104 now at 107 and languishing in poor fundamentals below 104 sets off all the major loud alarms absolutely unavoidable / jim

To: Boplicity who wrote (9249)	10/1/2002 9:50:41 PM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 13815

DUH, Senate hears plea for broadband subsidy By Kristin English, Medill News Service Last Update: 6:58 PM ET Oct. 1, 2002 WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- It will take a hefty government subsidy and an industry shakeout to bring about widespread use of fast, wireless Internet connections, experts told a Senate committee Tuesday. "This is a time when the government can play a critical role," said Reed Hundt, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and one of several witnesses before the Senate Commerce Committee. Wide implementation of wireless broadband technology at a reasonable price could help the industry out of its slump, panelists said, after 500,000 layoffs in recent years and the loss of $2 trillion in market value. Hundt said a vast broadband network linking all American households and businesses needs to be in place for the industry to remain competitive with overseas rivals. He said that less than 15 percent of American households and small businesses subscribe to broadband service, compared with more than 40 percent of Korean households/ WAY PAST due, b