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To: PartyTime who wrote ()	3/6/2000 8:21:00 AM
From: gypsees	Read Replies (1) of 83

SRAM NASDAQ 100% $3.00 3/6/00 Simtek Corporation Per MSN... Simtek isn't simulated technology, it's the real deal. The company's NVSRAM (nonvolatile static random-access memory) chips capture the best of both worlds. They combine high-speed SRAM memory with nonvolatile memory (which retains data when power is turned off) in a single electrically programmable unit. Simtek's 256-kilobit chips are among the world's fastest reprogrammable NVRAMs. The company sells its chips to industrial control, office automation, telecom equipment, medical instrument, and military electronics manufacturers. It outsources its manufacturing to Singapore supplier Chartered Semiconductor. German IC maker Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden owns 30% of Simtek. Web Site simtek.com Exchange OTC Float: 18.50 Market Cap: 47.95 Average Volume: .63 Up from .36 during the last 2 weeks of Feb. Margin: (-2.84) Volume: 3/1: 1,760,300 + .13 3/2: 2,216,500 + .47 3/3: 3,888,800 + .62 Been watching this one for awhile now. Had a big day on Friday that took it from 80% buy Thursday to 100% on Friday. It gapped up and closed with a gain of .62. As you can see it has had a gain the last 3 trading days...so it could pull back from here but I think it might be good for a longer hold. As always just my opinion and do your own research :o)

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