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To: Sonki who wrote (8521)	4/26/1998 1:49:00 PM
From: Judy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Good morning, Sonki I'm tired now, had alot of dinner guests last night who did not leave until way after midnight ... tons of cleanup to do so this will be a short post. The yr2k story is not close to being over, the sector is just getting hit with heavy profit-taking now after a two month run. Momentum players are trading the swings and but the funds will be stepping up to bat when things firm. The yr2k stocks I posted to you are sound, you won't go wrong with them. IMRS, SYNT, MAST and CBSL are teenagers who will show explosive growth, KEA and CHRZ are the adults who have yet to reach their prime. TSK and CDO will grow in later phases of yr2k remediation, momentum players are not interested slow but sure stocks. Take a partial position at current levels and average down based on the overall context of the market. Upside targets ... they should all exceed previous highs this year and go even higher as the crap hits the fan. I probably will hold my yr2k positions until the crap hits the fan with full force. btw, what values do you see in tech stocks now ... which do you like? I am waiting for the right sale.