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AMAT 249.89

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Nov 26 3:59 PM EST

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To: Gottfried who wrote (64779)	7/10/2002 12:09:12 AM
From: Paul V.	Read Replies (2) of 70976

Gottfried,following is from my spreadsheet for the bookings, shipment and monthly prices prior to splits OCT98 638 852.3 0.75 $21.5625-36.625 NOV98 767.2 913.6 0.84 $32.1875-43 DEC98 883.4 920.9 0.96 $37.3125-47 JAN99 996.7 890 1.12 $42.875-64.0625 FEB99 1028.8 845 1.22 $55.3125-71.625 MAR99 1256.9 943.5 1.33 $54.50-67.0625 OCT. 01 644.4 895.5 0.72 $26.59-38 NOV. 01 588.9 817.2 0.72 $33.72-43.10 Dec. 01 628.5 819.3 0.77 $38.82-46.58 Jan 02 645.2 799.9 0.81 $39-48 FEB 02 737.2 818 0.90 $41.43-48.65 MAR 02 835.9 797.6 1.05 $44.50-56.27 APR 02 995.6 814.6 1.2 $23.37-27.855 preSplt 23.37-55.711 MAY 02 1084 861.7 1.26 $21.65-27.72 postSplt 43.24-55.44 Gottfried, I agree with your post. The institutions, IMO, have held AMAT up during the low bookings period with the exception of 9/11/01. Paul

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