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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (18663)	3/24/1998 10:05:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Brian. I think Jubak has a point. The earnings growth may have to be scaled back a bit on those PC stocks but I DO NOT believe it is over. If there should be 1 billion computers connected by the year 2003 that would be an increase of about 500%. It probably will always be that some years you will make a lot in those stocks and some years you will not. I think the tech. revolution is here to stay and Intel will participate one way or another and so will a lot of the other cos. he mentioned. Most of those good computer cos. will be exploring the net and probably form alliances and who knows, maybe things will turn out better than they are even now. Jubak will get new glasses and his vision for the future will improve. gg. I don't think doomsday has arrived. His call on telecomm. sounds reasonable to me. I have started to position myself. I have LU, WCOM and TGO. And Qcom is on the horizon for me and I am hunting for things that have not gone out of sight yet in that category. I hope April shows up soon so my LU does not look that high after it splits. gg. WCOM also gives me MCI and UUNET. UUNET gives me internet exposure. Sonny