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To: margaret tasset who wrote (21781)	12/8/1998 11:29:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

Margaret. Darn. By your post I can tell that you did not buy Seek this morning. I mentioned to you yesterday that CPQ had gone up a lot and for you to go ahead and buy some Seek. You could have bought it this morning at its low. It went up after that about 8 points. Alright. Now look at CPQ in the morning. There was some exciting news out after the market closed or that's when I heard it. But make sure if you buy CPQ that it has not jumped on you. With the hearings today, maybe it will be down in the morning. And there is some kind of Brazilian news out there again. I have not checked yet what exactly it is. Anyway, the good news is that CPQ had their highest sales to vendors ever and was No.1 in sales over competitors. Here comes a figure I am not positive about since I just heard bits and pieces. I was watching the hearings. I think that sales increased by 43%. So that 62 target for CPQ should be achievable soon. But, remember, this is just my thoughts after I heard this story. Yes, I think you have missed an active stock market. Too bad Intel etc. did not end at their high. Intel was around 123/124 at one time. CPQ ended at 41 103/128. I think someone is going nuts with those odd figures. Put an order in at 41 88/128. Just kidding on that buy order. Sonny