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To: rupert1 who wrote (53173)	3/13/1999 2:55:00 AM
From: rupert1	Respond to of 97611

Context: Note very high CPQ volume in the plus column most of the day, even when others were in the negative column, until final hour. Generally speaking, the boxmakers "consolidated". CPQ 0.00% 28,222,700 DELL +0.75% 33,785,700 IBM -2.67% 4,841,600 AAPL +3.11% 2,423,200 GTW -1.10% 1,559,900 HWP +0.27% 2,154,500 INTC +0.11% 17,124,100 MSFT -0.77% 18,349,200 LU -2.94% 6,033,200 CSCO -2.13% 8,907,900 EMC -3.23% 3,646,100 EPAY +53.74% 9,950,700* Too bad that Jimbo's alter ego* Helen Oliver said she sold epay on Thursday.

To: rupert1 who wrote (53173)	3/13/1999 7:05:00 AM
From: Mao II	Respond to of 97611

victor: Obviously I was kidding Jumbo with the "comparative" chart I posted last night, but I was struck at the time by the "basing" point you make. Perhaps I am as sick as this stock? I agree, by the way, with the arguments you've been making in numerous recent posts. Barring some off-the-wall absurdity on Monday, I think we will see a spasm up now. My KompaK Lyte postion averages in now @31.75. KompaK KlassiK, of course, is almost impossible to value. I have those shares under safekeeping at the local undertaker's. Best, M2