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To: Dale Baker who wrote (18430)	11/11/1998 2:41:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

e-mail or FAQ's: VOCLF,PLCM,SCUR VOCLF.. just read a few days ago about institutions renewing interest in this company. It's the kind of company I would have picked up for a bounce, obviously. That's how I found GNSSF and IMIC, but GNSSF has nice earnings and is doing well, IMIC is improving and it's loss is estimated to drop to only $0.03 next quarter. The only way to judge VOCLF is in this alliance with CSCO and see what transpires after the hoopla is over. At 2:45 VOCLF it's look excellent with super volume and still uptrending. VOCLF is still low compared to its highs of 30. I thought it was overbought. Checking its fundamentals since it's been fundamentals I see nothing different. they had a bad earnings quarter that they announced in late October. I never saw anything to indicate any earnings growth in the near future. Whether or not this is just a 'nice ' pop on good news and holds a fantastic future for VOCLF, I have no idea... I have an URL from an online publication I read from time to tme.... This came out BEFORE the news today.. it's pretty interesting globes.co.il. If I could have gotten into VOCLF at 12 or thereabouts, I would have entered, but once profit taking sets in once again what will be in it for the company? I would definitely watch it but this company has disappointed people before. PLCM.. a favorite new growth stock.. street beater and good trading stock. Its a fine company.. It has been profitable for over a month and like POWI as well it's starting to be noticed by analysts. It should always be in your database. Polycom Again Takes Top Honors at Telecon XVIIITrade Show Polycom's Michael Baker Inducted Into Telecon Hall of Fame for Long-Standing Leadership Role With USDLA Organization SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Polycom(R), Inc. (Nasdaq: PLCM - news), the global leader in group conferencing equipment, announced that the company has again earned multiple best-in-class awards for its innovative video and dataconferencing products at the TeleCon XVIII trade show in Anaheim, California last week. For an unprecedented second year in a row, Polycom received TeleCon's top honor, ''Most Significant Advance in Teleconferencing for 1998,'' for its new ViewStation(TM) MP multipoint videoconferencing system. Garnering several other first-place product awards, Polycom also received ''Best Computer-Free Videoconferencing Product'' for its ViewStation V.35 group videoconferencing system, and ''Best Audiographics Product'' for its ShowStation(R) IP integrated conference projector. SCUR... another favorite.. Secure Computing and IBM Bring AdvancedAuthentication to Customers of IBM Global Services AEA CLASSIC, SAN DIEGO, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Secure Computing Corporation (Nasdaq: SCUR - news) and IBM (NYSE: IBM - news) today announced the availability of SafeWord(TM) for IBM Global Services customers, bringing strong authentication and local management of security to organizations using one of the industry's premier Internet Service Providers (ISP). This new solution dramatically improves organizations' ability to implement Internet Security Policies, whileenabling ISPs to offer a level of customer customization until now unseen in the industry. They have been earnings plays and did very well and now are either good as positions trades or short term holds. When they reverse, I usually sell and return to them after they 'rest' a while.