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To: Wizard who wrote (15641)	1/8/2003 4:48:46 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

storage is doing great though, in this really harsh tech spending environment so that is one area that looks like major upside when things do finally improve. L

To: Wizard who wrote (15641)	1/9/2003 10:21:42 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 57684

8:30 AM. Thursday, January 9, 2003: It was a decided pleasure to sit in the audience at the Needham Growth conference yesterday and listen to tech company after tech company talk for 25 minutes on how their business was improving, how they had refocused their business, how they had continued to create new products, how they had reduced their overheads (through firings, plant closures, etc.) how they had increased their cash hordes, how they had no debts and how, in some cases, they could actually feel demand inching back. As for making predictions, the CFO of National Semiconductor caught the tone of the day. Click on link for rest of article... technologyinvestor.com

To: Wizard who wrote (15641)	1/21/2003 2:16:27 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 57684

No safe haven There's $400 billion in unregulated money stashed in offshore hedge funds. It's time to expose this Crescent of Corruption. By Christopher Byron The Red Herring January 17, 2003 We know of a fellow who claims to be running a more than half-billion-dollar offshore hedge fund empire from an office in downtown Boston. He's got himself a seat on the board of directors of what looks to be a cutting-edge high-tech company. He's got a $1 million apartment on Beacon Street, an Ivy League diploma hanging on the wall, and a Web site that broadcasts his accomplishments to the world... redherring.com