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Strategies & Market Trends : BedTime for Intel or Kurlak???
INTC 41.58+0.2%1:56 PM EDT

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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (5)4/15/1998 9:19:00 PM
From: pete_farmer   of 29
 
Making money in this business is finding predictable indicators.
We seem to have a very good one. I believe this is the third time in
a year that we have had the same response. Kurlak temporarily
moves the stock a few points lower then it returns. That is a pretty good indicator

We can all benefit from this. The rational analysts will prove correct
and we should see the mid 80's or higher before year end. It is a good time to
buy.

I do agree with the heated comment expressed on the sister thread
relative to CNBC. Ron E. engaged a very rational interview earlier in the day.
CNBC left the sensational Kurlak stuff to prime time. Why is that?
He and CNBC knew exactly the response they would get with Kurlak.

It is our job to keep the business press honest.

In the mean time, there is a lot of money to be made in buying intel
at these levels. We could go back on this thread and calculate the Kulack
drops and subsequent reversals.

The real story for CNBC is not INTC but Kulak. Why interview an
analyst who consistently gets it wrong. At least Wall Street Week
keeps score on their elves. Each analyst should be introduced
by their score card-------- 'This is Tom Kurlac he has some projections on
Intel--------the pop-up-video reads: This guy is usually wrong.'
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