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Technology Stocks : Intel Strategy for Achieving Wealth and Off Topic
INTC 36.78+2.7%Nov 26 3:59 PM EST

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To: Tony Viola who wrote (24273)8/24/1999 3:26:00 PM
From: royco  Read Replies (1) of 27012
 
Intel--Mt. Everest

Tony, hello. I recall Paul E. confirming his buy @ $52, and your analogy seems pretty accurate, as we working stiffs slog through, but agreed, "more power to them". I'll hold AMAT, based solely on your lead. <GG>. Actually, now that Greenspan has raised the cost of anyone with outstanding credit, the cash poor companies may be in a bit of a "situation" vs. the cash rich gorillas (Intel, Appld Mats.)
Your CSCO, MSFT, fall into the latter category, and since you own our 25 y.o.'s still favorite company, EMC, not much worry, altho' one wonders a little, but not much, about the competition issue in storage tech.

Finally, don't know about NTRO but will try to read up on it. Sonki liked MRBA and the Stock has taken a slide from huge euphoric gains, so the ? again is fundamentals, which is why I hold Intel all these years but of course nowhere near as much , not as long, and not as cheap as Mr. Engel. Again, more power to him.

BTW, does anyone other than Sonny and yours truly question the Fed's latest nonsense about a "NEUTRAL" bias towards hiking the cost of borrowing? Que sera, sera, and screw the little and/or growing guy.
Back to work for me.

Regards, Royco
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