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To: carranza2 who wrote (22993)	11/6/2002 10:55:45 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

Well, actually Motorola and Qualcom have a lot in common - both had to struggle with incumbent, domestic monopolies, using every trick possible, on both sides - both had and have difficulties adjusting to an after-life. Motorola seem to show some signs of adjusting to a new reality, although painfully and slowly, decimating everything possible to decimate.

To: carranza2 who wrote (22993)	11/6/2002 11:23:35 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34857

Comm Equipment Industry Leaders ... ... and wannabe industry leaders. TTM Net TTM P/E Revenue Margin 11/4/02 Nokia $29,901 9.5% 30.4x Motorola $26,576 -14.7% NM Alcatel $19,110 -26.2% NM Cisco $18,915 10.0% 48.7x Ericsson $18,354 -8.5% NM Lucent $12,321 -96.0% NM Nortel $11,496 -44.9% NM Avaya $4,956 -3.2% NM Corning $3,605 -39.3% NM L-3 $3,411 5.2% 21.8x QUALCOMM $2,817 4.4% 241.2x ### - Eric -