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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (75661)	3/8/1999 12:58:00 PM
From: Harry Landsiedel	Read Replies (1) of 186894

MaryCluney. Re: "Intel has to address all these negative sentiments head on, if the stock will ever achieve predictable and stable growth - again." I think predictable and stable growth is more in line with mature categories than burgeoning ones. In mature categories, who have gone through numerous business cycles and whose investors are more "used to" seasonal variations, share prices can trade at higher multiples, 'cause earnings are more predictable. It seems to me that Intel is like the Li'l Abner character Joe Pfssk (?) the one who always has a black cloud over it's head. There seems to be a group of analysts/investors who want to make a name for themselves by being negative on Intel. These people don't really bother me. I know I am a contrarian on this. But since I'm not planning on selling my Intel, I would just as soon have the price reflect the intrinsic business value, rather than being wildly overvalued. The best way, it seems to me, for Intel to kill the negative sentiment is by working their game plan and let the sentiment be changed by results. And their response to the sub1K market is an example of working that plan. HL

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