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To: j g cordes who wrote (20654)	5/1/1999 1:05:00 AM
From: Lachesis Atropos	Respond to of 67940

Jim, you have hit the public sentiment, "In my opinion they need to begin an ad campaign that the only protection against Y2k is a diamond." I was hoping of a more romantic reason behind the diamond trend, romance would drive diamonds to highs above and beyond those seen before. I am playing into Y2K rebound on some beaten down Y2K stocks REGI, ANLY, and PSFT. There are a few more that can be collected into and index. I rotated out of PSFT today and bought into ANLY. ANLY looks good with earnings and insider buying. I suspected the diamonds are on the verge of finishing the run and stocks like KEA and ANLY will start a cycle up. PSFT fell out of my favor due to the insider selling. At WCOM we are completing Y2K third party testing and new projects are trickling in; so if other companies are following the WCOM development pattern stocks like KEA and ANLY should lift in anticipation of expected earnings. On the computer side of things, I am waiting for emachines to IPO in the summer. I think emachines will be the play of the year, for 1999 and 2000. They have a good marketing target and hopefully their economies of scale will carry them up, up and away! Lachesis

To: j g cordes who wrote (20654)	5/1/1999 8:30:00 AM
From: dppl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 67940

Update on the DPPL garbage fund April 9 April 23 April 30 WIND 13.88= 1388…. 13 375 15 PSFT 14.5= 1450….. 13 0625 13.6875 KEA 21.43=2150… 22 75 24.8125 CBSI 15.43= 1550… 18 22.375 MAST 11.75= 1175… 13 6875 14.6875 ORCL 24.3= 2430…. 27 34375 27.0625 WHIT 19= 1900… 25 28.25 CPWR 20.6= 2060… 25 875 24.375 NETA 15.12= 1512… 12 625 13.25 CATP 13.75= 1375… 13 8125 14.4375 BMCS 35.12= 3512… 39 625 43.0625 COST= $20.502 $22.516.25 $24,100