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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop

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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (19838)5/23/2000 2:32:00 PM
From: techguerrilla  Read Replies (1) of 35685
 
Tim, my take on China Unicom

The Chinese are going to continue to play games with QCOM regarding CDMA. The bottom is, though, that THEY WANT IT. They just want a good deal. Period. It's clear that China's awful phone structure needs complete revamping. Patience!

Something tells me that Jacobs' refusal to talk about China means serious negotiations are, in fact, occurring. Jacobs is smooth and understands the need to deliberately build Qualcomm's infrastructure.

If the House passes PNTR for China tomorrow, all tech stocks will benefit.

I see it this way: the Clinton-Jacobs HDR demo in North Carolina is a sign of Qualcomm's power and the understanding of that power by the highest levels of government.

1) PNTR (House, 5/23)
2) PNTR (Senate, 6/2)
3) Fed finishes business (6/28)
4) Silly summer selloff ends (7/4)
5) QCOM announces much better than expected earnings (late July)
6) Q rocks
7) Big Christmas cellphone orders get placed in August, September, October
8) QCOM announces whopping earnings (late October)
8) Q explodes!

Just porchin'
John
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