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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: pala who wrote (6984)9/24/1999 9:12:00 PM
From: Uncle Frank  Read Replies (3) of 54805
 
>> Every one seems to call it a Gorilla but when I RTFM it looks like it hasn't even crossed the chasm yet.

I think you did a good job of interpreting the fm, pala. If you go back a few hundred (thousand?) posts to where we discussed rmbs in detail, you'll see that we decided it was probably on the far side of the chasm or at very best, in the bowling alley.

>> Isn't Intel the only CPU customer? is there more than one game company?

That's the exciting part! Who else do you need other than Intel for mpu's and Sony for games? Both companies have announced support for rdram, and Dell will begin using rdram for their servers as soon as they figure out how to design their mother boards.

>> Rambus strikes me as "Classic Early Market"

Bingo. It's a risky period, as today demonstrated, but the returns could be staggering for the early investor if they reach their potential, just as Q's returns have been for the visionaries who bought prior to 3/25/99. But the risk/reward ration is still very high when compared to confirmed simians like qcom, msft, intc, csco, etc.

I don't agree with freeus's fatal flaw comment; this is just a <large> bump in the road. But I don't think that rmbs is a no-brainer yet, either.

I trust Sir Apollo will have a lot more to add to these comments.

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