Carl, A move toward consistent profits on an operating basis, an increase in pc prices and dollar demand, increased chip demand in a period that does not include overly optimistic Xmas inventory stuffing, a failure in chip equipment to make kicking out more capacity simple and easy, no financial need for bailouts by larger cos, the Y2K commodity tech disaster to come and go, a competitive box from MUEI, some interest in doing something other than following the leaders, and a decrease in the growth rate of new Megabits coming on line every year. These fundamental factors, combined with a stock price that reflected MU's true business potential, would be the signs needed to stop hating the stock.
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