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To: Charles R who wrote (112606)	5/25/2000 1:19:00 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) of 1571175

<That is why I don't care much about the movement in the past few days. Well, except that I don't have more cash to invest. ;)> How true! I backed up my truck when AMD "puled-back" to low-80s. Looks like I tied-up my funds a little too early. Charles, I have thought and continue to think we are in a period like Feb./March where AMD languished between the 40's and 30's and people wrung their hands in despair. <g> This has happened before. It usually happens about the middle to near the end of the quarter right before the runup to earnings. I think its happening again and will be considered a buying opp. in retrospective. BTW I believe AMD's current price problems have more to do with Intel's sudden bullishness than the markets. ted

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