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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: space cadet who wrote (262)8/2/1996 6:45:00 PM
From: Knighty Tin   of 132070
 
Mark, I don't follow Pairgain closely, so I won't recommend anything on them. However, I think it is a good time to buy Cascade puts and stick a toe in the water on Shiva. As I've said forever, enter slowly with a small portion of your total capital. I use 90/10 on option buys, with 90 percent in something that bears interest. You will get those periods where you are absolutely right on the company and the stock goes the other way. The bad eps were misinterpreted, badly, as the bottom of the cycle. We haven't gotten a full quarter of Dram sales below cost yet, so the bottom is a long way off. There is a lot of flim-flam about the new MicroStamp chip, with one guy on Prodigy claiming they will sell millions of them at $45 a shot. -G- I think I've hurt Bipin's feelings by pointing out that this product does not exist in a vacuum and there are plenty of very low cost substitutes around that work just fine. Also, RFIDs made by Motorola and TXN have yet to make a dent in the bar code market share. This one may do better, but I doubt it. But with options, you always have to keep your powder dry and live to fight another day and a whole bunch of other cliches. -G- Never bet the ranch at any one time or on any one issue. I have already made a small fortune on Mu puts, so I may be biased on this one. But I don't see how they make money without simply holding every chip they make in inventory. Also, though the chip agreement with Japan was a wonderful thing for consumers, it is a disaster for MU. They will actually have to compete for business in Japan instead of having it mandated that they get some. Right now, the bulls are misinterpreting this deal, too. MB
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