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Nasdaq Short Interest, June 2007

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Below are the major short interest positions for stocks traded on Nasdaq for the period ending June 15 compared to comparable numbers for May.

Company                              Shares Short In June              Change

Intel     (INTC)                        100.1 million shares short       +23%

Sun Micro  (SUNW)                 29.0 million                           +4%

Sirius   (SIRI)                         101.1 million                          +11%

Oracle (ORCL)                         48.7 million                           +3%

Microsoft  (MSFT)                  113.9 million                           +15%

Yahoo!   (YHOO)                     72.6 million                             +8%

Conexant  (CNXT)                    45.8 million                           +13%

Applied Materials  (AMAT)       53.0 million                            +28%

Qualcomm  (QCOM)               31.9 million                            +20%

Amgen  (AMGN)                    42.0 million                             +64%

Level 3   (LVLT)                    120.0 million                            +10%

Starbucks    (SBUX)               25.9 million                             -1%

Comcast   (CMCSA)             113.4 million                            +1%

Dell   (DELL)                         34.2 million                             +5%

Nvidia  (NVDA)                      20.8 million                            +77%

Adobe  (ADBE)                     19.8 million                            +19%

Symantec  (SYMC)               50.7 million                            +15%

Ebay    (EBAY)                     32.5 million                              -4%

Charter   (CHTR)                   90.9 million                               nc

Dendreon  (DNDN)                40.1 million                              -2%

Apple (AAPL)                       29.9 million                             +7%

CMGI  (CMGI)                      33.5 million                            +23%

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