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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (132432)11/1/2001 5:03:46 PM
From: ild  Read Replies (4) of 436258
 
NEWS FLASH

Providian Financial(PVN) to sell memory
(Reuters) Thursday November 1, 2001. 2:29 PM ET

Providian Financial Corporation CEO and President Shailesh Mehta
announced today that Providian would leave the credit card business
and enter the memory business. Said the CEO, "we are trying
to do what's right for the stockholder. It seems the market doesn't
like us making only 19¢ a share in an slowing economy in the credit
card business."

The CEO said, "we plan to buy 256MB memory from Hynix and resell it
at a loss. We figure if MU can make it's own memory and sell it
at a loss, and have a market cap of 1.5 times world sales of
memory, Providian should have a market cap of conservatively 50%
of world memory sales. That would represent an increase of 400%
of our current shareprice".

In related news, chip "analyst" Joe Osha said you want
to buy Providian before the upturn in 2003 for memory prices.

In other news, Maria Bartiroma today reported there is still a ton
of money sitting on the sidelines waiting to get into Nasdaq listed companies that
don't make a profit, and who's prospects for doing so seem bleak.

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