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To: Caxton Rhodes who wrote (26910)	4/13/1999 5:39:00 PM
From: quidditch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Tim A., DMG, Caxton: Your analysis re. exercise of options conforms with my understanding. Intuitively, one might think that one's holding period of the exercised shares tacks on to the period during which the call option was held (i.e., just as the basis in the option (plus commission) is added to the exercise price thereof. But, as I understand it, the holding period for the shares commences with the date of exercise. FWIW: the other poster's postulated possibility was so ragged, it's not to be trusted. On a separate note, from the UNPH thread--read the last graph: To: Constance Collard (149 ) From: Jim Willie CB Tuesday, Apr 13 1999 4:49PM ET Reply # of 150 could it be 50% rise in price in last six weeks? sometimes no real reason, techs generally down somewhat people so often must point to reasons market is not rational, but emotional and momentum machine looking for an entry here got a question: Uniphase has yet to turn profit... clearly a leader in optical muxing and more... Fitel dovetails nicely product lines... non-conglomerate nature clears path for many big customers... might be "Intel of Optics" in next decade... but puny $170M in sales... certainly acquiring Fitel sales on multiple of sales basis, priced at 29 x sales !!! is price discounting next $B in sales? expensive until price comes down or mega-sales become evident case in point: other nextgen leader Qualcom is rocketing, but selling at just over 3xsales