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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: AK2004 who wrote (18245)7/8/1997 8:12:00 PM
From: Jack L. Dlugach   of 1571826
 
Albert: Kealoha's name and attitude along with Anthony and PJackson
and Yousef, et al, speak for their intellects one and all--remember
the Borg 'cause that's what they are. Like I just told Creep-boy,
this has nothing to do with AMD or Intel or any other stock--it has
to do with their infantile ignorance and stupidity. That Timmy jerk
posting that 28 cent stuff--he doesn't even get it that this is a
stock thread and that is particularly the kind of thing that will get
his funny butt kicked off the thread. Stupidity, that's all it is,
and it reflects on them, not on AMD as an investment.

BTW, DLJ is sure pro-AMD big time--if they've got it even 10% right,
then AMD is worth holding and even adding to on pullbacks.

I don't get why the big deal on the earnings--we all knew that the
earnings were only first call estimates, the warnings of chip stock
disappointments were all around us, and AMD has high expenses and
had initial yield problems. Naturally I'd like to have seen that
22 cents come in on or over target but I was also ready for another
quarter or two of losses before the changes took effect.

All-in-all, the big increase in revenues is not disappointing.
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