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To: E. Graphs who wrote (10775)	3/11/1998 9:37:00 AM
From: shane forbes	Read Replies (2) of 25814

E: ---- 1990 - 1992 was the single digit growth days for the semiconductor industry. 1993-1995 were boom days when the shortage of capital spending in 1990-1992 benefited us semi investors. ---- 1996-1998 are the single digit growth days for the semis. 1999-2001 will be boom days when the shortage of capital spending in 1996-1998 (ok 1997-1998) will benefit us semi investors. ---- Yes it is easy! Average ASPs drop then stabilize then start increasing. Stock prices drop then stabilize then start increasing. The longer the ASPs stay depressed the sharper they will rise. The longer the LSIs stay depressed the sharper they will rise. ---- (Besides E don't you think that there is some significance to the fact that from early Jan. to the peak even though we went up on weak volume the drop from the peak to now has been on even weaker volume. I thought those were good patterns. I guess as long as there isn't a further drop on large volume and ideally a sharp increase on heavy volume those are good patterns!) ---- (Coiled springs eventually spring. Basing patterns eventually spring.) ---- Shane.

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