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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD)
AMD 218.48-0.6%12:19 PM EST

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To: Mani1 who started this subject7/19/2000 7:28:49 PM
From: dougSF30Read Replies (3) of 275872
 
Thread, a calculation-- comments please:

Given ASP in low 90s, I assume $92.
Given 6.3M processors shipped in Q2 as "close enough", that
gives 6.3 * 92 =

579.6M from processors.

This is less than computation products group revs of 667M. Question: what else is in there?

If I assume $55 ASP for K6-2 (too high? too low?), it takes an Athlon/Duron ASP of $187.5 to achieve 579.6 given the 1.8+ to 4.4+ ratio.

If we just keep the ASPs the same (Duron mix might increase and drag it down?), the new ratio of 3.4 K6-2 : 3.6 Ath/Dur gives:

3.4 * 55 + 3.6 * 187.5 = about 860M, for an increase of

860 - 580 = 280M in computation products group. This would result in 280 / 172M shares = $1.62 extra per pre-split, untaxed share, or $1.30 EXTRA after 20% tax (!!)

Questions:
- They taxed Q2 at the YEAR rate of 20%, so that is constant, right?
- How much will Durons increase in Q3 mix compared to Q2-- this will pull down the 187 ASP in that blend...
- K6-2 ASP... is $55 accurate Q2 estimate?

Comments desired.

Doug
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