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Technology Stocks : MAKR: the next BRCM?

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To: QuietWon who wrote (30)10/30/1999 8:57:00 AM
From: DanielleC  Read Replies (1) of 41
 
Interesting read from Yahoo:

We are glad you sold too because you do not deserve to make any money on a buy out. That 5K you sold must have meant 5 kindergarten, the level your IQ resides in. My crystal ball shows a buy out coming with NSM as the aquirer,eager to aquire MAKR's intellectual property and to run the parts in National's Fab's that need to be filled up. Brian Halla, a former LSI LOGIC executive, is a mover and a shaker and loves to be in the headlines. He will buy this small company as another move in the reshaping of National after having just shed their Portland ,Maine plant to the what was extinct, Fairchild Semi-Conductor. Does anybody remember them, I am dating myself. Seriously, Mr. Greg Mondel, we think you sold too early. The buyout price is around $40, some the Maker Zealots think their stock is worth much more, if they get $40 they should be happy. Also, a senior National financial guy was seen with Brian Halla over at Maker in Framingham, Mass last week. (I live in the next town.) The financial guy is a Mr. Paul Muskalski, who is a russian transplant, having spent ten years working for HP in France. Good luck to all. Us guys here at ROUTE 128 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT,INC. are dumping our money in another chip stock you all know, LSI LOGIC, we think 3 to 6 months out, $80 to $96 a share.
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