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To: gbh who wrote (48111)	6/5/1998 10:26:00 AM
From: Darren	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 61433

So much for the 1100 resistance. What now? Wait and see if it holds. If we go into the weekend above 1100, we can assume correction sentiment is changing, no matter what the talking heads think. My guess though is that there is resistance at 1105 and we will be testing 1075 at least once more before we go up again. Kind of a shakeout before the breakout... Geez, what is with AFCI? 7 sticks in two days? Guess who is next...

To: gbh who wrote (48111)	6/5/1998 11:10:00 AM
From: gbh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

Anybody have a clue on the NT announcement set for Tuesday. Supposed to be some sort of alliance with a leading software company, per DBC. Company Press Release SOURCE: Northern Telecom Limited Media Advisory - Nortel (Northern Telecom) to Announce Major Developments with 1-Meg Modem at SUPERCOMM 98 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, June 5 /PRNewswire/ - Nortel (Northern Telecom), a world class leader in data and voice communication products and services, will hold a press conference to announce a major industry alliance at SuperComm 98 in Atlanta on June 9. This alliance, with one of the world's leading software companies, will reinforce Nortel's leadership position in the access and data networking arena and will demonstrate its commitment to build a faster, more reliable, more profitable Internet. In addition to these announcements, Nortel will announce a major milestone in sales of its 1-Meg Modem. Using xDSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology, the 1-Meg modem provides customers with easy to install high-speed Internet access for the home or small office. This milestone will be marked with a live 1-Meg Modem demonstration at Nortel's booth, No.7549. For press briefings with Nortel spokespeople or more information about the press conference and these exciting announcements, contact Alyson Babson at (919) 854-0550 or Joanne Latham at (919) 992-7851; Pager 1-800-759-8888 PIN No. 5208682. Nortel, one of the largest providers of public and private voice and data solutions, works with customers worldwide to design, build and integrate digital networks - for information, entertainment, education and business. Offering one of the broadest choices of network solution in the industry, Nortel had 1997 revenues of $US 15.5 billion and has approximately 73,000 employees worldwide. Nortel product, service, and general information is available on the World Wide Web at nortel.com.