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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates
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To: Seldom_Blue who wrote (37021)12/25/2000 3:52:33 PM
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So if one is to look at the projections for the memory market, it needs to be cut in half for SDRAM since the price drop from spring has been almost 50%.

SB,

To what extent is the drop in memory prices related to the October 1999 earthquake in Taiwan? As I recall, production capacity dropped and memory prices climbed right after that quake. A spring drop in memory prices would be consistent with rebuilt production capacity coming online.

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