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To: sam who wrote (11427)	12/3/1997 5:06:00 PM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45548

I agree with you: fast.quote.com There's your proof. Look at when the price crosses the moving average. That's when brokerage shorters remove sell orders, and let the price gap up. And than they start shorting!!

To: sam who wrote (11427)	12/3/1997 5:16:00 PM
From: Martin Milani	Respond to of 45548

well.. you would have to wait for dust to settle a bit...so what if you buy a couple of dollors higher or lower if you are thingking long term...Asia situation is not as bead as poeple think it is...it should not really hurt any U.S. company that bad..(unless you bought a lot of over valued real estate there..!) Modem sales actually will pick up drastically in the current quarter...There has been tow very important announcemnt in the last two weeks from AOL and MCI ...between those two they have about 15 million subscribers..they both are now offering 56X2 service in 410 cities(aol) 300 cities(MCI)...now you see people buying these things..COMS is actually doing very well and is holding it own very well againts CISCO in the swith(hign end and low end) and ATM market. remember the inventory problems INTC had a couple of years ago when it went down to 40...?