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To: Frost Byte who wrote (45252)	3/11/1999 2:19:00 PM
From: Bill Harmond	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Sold my AMAT March Calls, Teradyne

To: Frost Byte who wrote (45252)	3/11/1999 8:28:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

AFTER THE BELL-Oracle drops sharply after results NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - Shares in software company Oracle Corp. <ORCL.O> dropped 19 percent in after-hours trading on Instinet on Thursday after the company reported quarterly earnings. The stock dropped to 30-7/8 from its Nasdaq close of 36-7/8. In regular trading, it had dropped 1-1/16. Although the company's earnings rose 36 percent and were in line with expectations, some analysts expressed concern about growth in the company's licensed database revenues. Microsoft Corp. <MSFT.O> also dipped slightly after the company said it was on track to meet Wall Street estimates for its third quarter results. The company also said it was experiencing a sequential slowdown in revenues, as it had expected. It traded at 161 after hours, down from 161-7/16. After-hours improvements came for other major technology companies, including Prodigy Communications Corp. <PRGY.O>, America Online <AOL.N> and Intel Corp. <INTC.O>. Prodigy was trading at 43, up from 40-3/4 after it reported a drop in earnings. AOL was trading at 95-3/4, up from the close of 95-5/8 and Intel was trading up at 118-1/2 from 118-1/8. DoubleClick Inc. <DCLK.O> saw its shares rise from 106-7/8 on the Nasdaq to 111-1/2 in after-hours trading. CMGI Inc. <CMGI.O>, which develops Internet companies, was trading down at 182 from 182-1/2 after it reported a second quarter profit. The New York Stock Exchange said after-hours session one volume was 2,218,800 compared with 538,041 on Wednesday. Volume in session two was 4,764,547 compared with 2,177,400 on Wednesday.