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To: im a survivor who wrote (12642)	3/23/2004 6:57:16 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 13815

PS....regardless of dec levels, I am still sure you are happy that rhat is up $2 AH rather then down $2 <g> Congrats!! So you think JNPR has room for some more good growth?....already have good gains on it and wont sell what little I have left, but it is on my "add to" list, as I want more...I am just very hesitant to buy anything in this market.....If I buy more today, it will go to below $10...if I dont buy, it will go to $40 <g>....

To: im a survivor who wrote (12642)	3/23/2004 7:10:16 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

well I only mentioned jnpr because you and I both like it... and coincedentally I switched some rhat around for juniper a month or so ago, when JNPR took the dive after the NSCN acquisition. RHAT a great company and Linux is an outstanding opportunity for software, one of the few software opportunities but it is a big one... HOWEVER... open source really is a no IP game and that is where companies like JNPR with a more traditional model might have an edge. NOVL unveiled a $30 and $80 complete fully functional Linux desktop with open office suite at their conference this week. Linux is really coming. Too bad you sold RHAT too early, but I've been there before!