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To: foundation who wrote (5375)	10/7/2002 3:37:35 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (3) of 12229

<font color=Green>QCOM $22.9bn vs MOT $22.2bn Today, QUALCOMM's market capitalisation finally became larger than Motorola's. Way back in 1996, people used to say that the biggies would crush QUALCOMM. Well, in 2002, Motorola is struggling to maintain market share and profits while QUALCOMM's products are booming, with increasing market share, diversity of products and services. I think that's quite a milestone. QUALCOMM is now bigger than Lucent.. $2.4bn Nortel.. $1.9bn Nextel.. $7.2bn Sun..... $8.0bn Wcom.... $0.0bn Ericsson.$3.3bn Equal to Texas Instruments $25bn Nokia at $60bn is the next target [which should be met at around $40 when Nokia is on the way down and QUALCOMM on the way up = sometime in 2003 I guess]. As CDMA grows, Nokia's market share of cyberphones will dwindle. There are too many cyberphone devices, that swarms of CDMA licensees will be producing, for Nokia to keep up. Incidentally, at $2.4 bn, QUALCOMM could buy Lucent and therefore Flarion and the flash-OFDM stuff. Not to mention RoamAD for less than that. Mqurice

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