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To: Lorne Larson who wrote (4445)	10/5/2002 1:16:20 AM
From: trustmanic	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 11633

Lorne, I will wait a couple of months. If Bush decided to go to war then there is no hope for the DOW. May be by that time I can find $6 MOT and $1.5 BBD.B. In the mean time I will collect my income trust dividend and wait. I think tech will come back but it takes time. George

To: Lorne Larson who wrote (4445)	10/5/2002 1:04:14 PM
From: Marc Fortier	Respond to of 11633

I have read about AAPL and Tellabs recently. There are many more, I am quite sure. A small outfit I have always liked, PTIX, has more than $2 per share and trades below $4. DSGX is an other one. The idea is to determine which one has a viable business. APPL and TLAB look safe, although APPL has gone through a lot of ups and downs already... PTIX has managed to stay profitable in the downturn, in the most difficult industry, telecoms. It's quite an accomplishment IMO and tells a lot about the solidity of the company. Having said that, I don't hold a position in any of these stocks.