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Pastimes : Ask Mohan about the Market

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To: Cynic 2005 who wrote (12007)12/20/1997 9:40:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005  Read Replies (2) of 18056
 
To all, there is something wrong out there:
What's bugging high tech? From every corner of the industry--modems to
microchips to database software--companies have stunned Wall Street in recent
weeks with warnings of disappointing earnings. In most cases, companies have
cited special circumstances--currency-hedging mishaps or production
snafus--and assured investors that the high-tech engine behind so many capital
gains is not slowing.

But some industry veterans fear that a slowdown could be coming. ''There's just
something wrong out there,'' says Stephen Luczo, president of Seagate
Technology Inc., which in December said it would shutter one plant in Ireland and postpone expansion of another. ''My sense is that things are slowing down, but all our big customers are saying demand is great. Someone isn't telling the truth.''


businessweek.com

Sometime ago a WDC lover and I had a little "chat" about disk-drive industry on the Micron thread. I was telling him that I like Seagate, the company, because they normally shoot things straight. He disagreed. Will Western Digital execs ever say some such things?

A lot of interesting stories in the current issue. You may not like them all, but you may still want to read them. (Read them before the next issue arrives.)

businessweek.com

-Mohan
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