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To: patrick tang who wrote (19404)7/21/1999 1:55:00 AM
From: shane forbes  Read Replies (3) of 25814
 
"Any other
fundamental business analysis talk is nothing more than pure BS used to justify their
forward stock price projections. The only real #s that matter are actual total
sales/sequential sales increase, profits/margins, and forward looking sentiments. "

Spoken by someone who does not know.

First you need to study the whole thing and then decide.

Doing it the other way round is like that saying:
"A little knowledge is a dangerous thing."

Nuff said.

"As for Intel's server sales at immorally high margins, they are competing very
successfully against entrenched Alphas and Sun Sparc. They got their margins by being
much more efficient than Alphas and Suns - they earned it the old fashion way. "

They get their success because Windows NT boxes are going to be cheaper to run than UNIX based boxes.

They earned it the old fashioned way - yes they pimped it.

Like I said earlier trying to say something bad about Intel is abusing 1 out of every 20-30 dollars in the stock market. The 'halo' effect as someone eloquently put it here.

[BTW Jock SUNW is a big LSI customer - you still think Intel's server growth is such a blessed event for LSI?]
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