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To: Birdman who wrote (1232)	7/3/1998 7:27:00 AM
From: Diver	Respond to of 3424

I agree. South of 215 will be a good opportunity to add on. Speaking of Hasso. I was at CEBIT (Hannover, Germany) in '96 and stopped by the SAP booth. They were previewing some new capability and one of their techies was having a little problem with German - English explanations. Hasso was walking by and he dove right in presenting features and doing a hands-on demonstration. I was impressed. This will be a very interesting month for SAP longs. SK

To: Birdman who wrote (1232)	7/3/1998 12:22:00 PM
From: Jay8088	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3424

Two of the most important tech bluechips - MSFT and INTL are lifetime members of NASDAQ ( not to speak of internet rocketship stocks! ). NYSE would probably love to prove that it can be a dynamic market place for rapidly growing tech companies as well. If SAP has a successful launch and go on to eventually exceed the market cap of MSFT, it would really be a feather in the cap for NYSE.