Carl, >>>(Last year I got Andy's autograph in the book: Only the Paranoid Survive). <<<
This year, why not ask him what Intel is going to do about Tom Kurlak. AG could talk all he wants about roadmaps and visions but Kurlak can give you a $6 Billion dollar haircut with a few choice words whether you like it or not.
Unlike you or Paul, you guys can afford to a get a haircut anywhere you want - but a lot of us small investors depend on our investments to provide for our family, our future, and perhaps our retirement - as small as it may be.
If I thought Intel was a poorly managed or unethical company - I would divest immediately. But, I don't and I don't like Kurlak's ability to manipulate my investment and we need someone influential to help us - the small investor.
I could only speak for myself, and don't do it well enough at all. But, Jules B. Garfunkel expresses it real well:
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>>>What is most surprising to me though is how investors have allowed Kurlak's comments to have such great impact on the short term price, month after month. In addition, I also find fault with Intel, for allowing this monthly manipulation of their stock price by Merrill Lynch and Tom Kurlak, to continue. Intel's management must find a solution to this problem. Intel has to realize that the increased volatility in their stock price, caused by this analyst's comments, is not serving their investors, or themselves, well. <<<
And furthermore,
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Sincerely,
Mary Cluney |
