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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)
INTC 40.78+0.7%Dec 10 3:59 PM EST

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To: Tony Viola who wrote (123725)12/28/2000 2:16:29 AM
From: Amy J  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Hi Tony, RE: "If they bought at practically any time since the early 70s and kept their house for at least five years,...a tidy sum."

My perspective is mainly from the 90's, where housing prices in Silicon Valley were on a continual decline since (I believe) 1987 to Jan 1996:

Almost ten years of a market decline.

The 70's was good for real estate because of the inflationary economy.

Btw, I had read 50% of Silicon Valley is younger than 35 years old, so lots of first-time buyers.

RE: ""I love You" virus. I had an email with that in the title this morning, immediately deleted it."

I haven't heard it was going around again. Maybe someone is pulling your leg.

RE: "NETWORK ASSOCIATES EXECS EXODUS. Do you think Ellen Hancock and the other folks at Exodus cringed when they saw that headline?"

LOL! I wonder if Intel's equivalent will be money down the drain? I haven't heard anything about Intel's online businesses.

RE: "Happy New Year"

You too. And let's hope Nasdaq does better next year. I haven't calculated the exact amount yet, but I think I'm down 20% for 2000. First time ever to experience a negative year-end return since I started investing a decade ago. Let's hope I'm not onto some new trend here.

Regards,
Amy J
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