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Technology Stocks : Texas Instruments - Good buy now or should we wait?

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To: SteveG who wrote (2551)	12/17/1997 8:19:00 PM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (2) of 6180

Steve, << TI in 30's >> I agree TI will probably see 30's. I'll buy there also if I can get some upside on other tech stocks I now want out of. Only so much money to go around. My personal view on pc stocks is that the home pc market is about to transition to interactive tv/pc markets. I know MUEI is pushing flat screens, but don't know the other leader positions. They're certainly going to be players. If you pull my thread comments on MUEI for today, you'll see some inputs I don't want to iterate again. It's more likely someone on this thread could fill in my blanks and possible mis-judgements about digital tv's future. If comments about electroluminescence aren't on todays MUEI inputs, you may need to look back to yesterday. The old memory isn't what it used to be. (ggg) Someday the box makers like Dell and the tv guys like Sony will be head to head. One safe bet will be TI. I'm sure they won't mind supplying either. On networking, I see cable leading copper, with satelite much longer term. 300+ stations won't come cheap. Knowing Engibeous from his past, I must believe he'll cover all roads. What's press released now doesn't mean squat. I've been part of closed door projects in the distant past, and see some of it just now on the market, 15 years later after prototype construction. Blows my mind. If the economics could only keep up with the technology!!!! Larry

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