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To: marvin litman who wrote (8313)	3/13/1998 12:20:00 AM
From: Kal	Respond to of 64865

I don't agree. They won't necessarily take a beating in the next few days, but over few weeks when earnings start coming out. Besides, market makers and the big guys make money with the market movement up or down. IMHO, there'snt much up movement. The idea is not whether there are good buys out there, but rather how realistic the exuberance is, which i think is too high. of course, all IMHO.

To: marvin litman who wrote (8313)	3/13/1998 12:27:00 AM
From: Kashish King	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

Marvin, I'll go out on a limb and say that Sun will bounce nicely tomorrow based on good results from Oracle. Check out the Java and Microsoft articles, too: infoworld.com

To: marvin litman who wrote (8313)	3/13/1998 8:56:00 AM
From: Jean M. Gauthier	Respond to of 64865

In that spirit, please note: Here are Bloomberg's picks , the 30 stocks that passed the test. Award Software Veritas Software Bio-Technology General Amgen OrcCAD MicroSoft Phoenix Intl Peerless Systems Remedy VideoServer Visio Etec Systems Ultratech Stepper BMC Software JDA Softwrae Group Wind River Systems Performance Technologies Novellus Systems Cabletron Systems Coherent Comm Systems The Vantive Corporation Davox Cisco Systems Applied Magnetics Atmel Altera PairGain Technologies Storage Computer Intel Citrix Systems Electronics for Imaging Glenayre Technologies Ascend Communications Sterling Commerce EMC These are the 30, based on fundamentals, and finance, growth, and the other things like price to book, sales,profit margins, return on equity, inventory turnover, r&d to sales etc that Bloomberg Personal thinks are the best bets... Another small bunch of big names did not quite make the grade, I think mostly because of slighly lower, or more inconsistent returns Here are the Honorable mentions: 1- Genentech 2- BioGen 3- Chiron 4- Netscape Comms 5- Pharmacia & Upjohn 6- Oracle 7- Sun MicroSystems 8- Motorola 9- Bristol-Meyer Squibb 10-Apple Computer 11-IBM 12-ComPaq & 13- Dell Let me know what you guys think. This is the personal magazine of a leader in the industry, well-respected like Mr Bloomberg. Anyway, for what it's worth Take care Jean