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To: fiberman who wrote (8000)	2/27/1997 9:08:00 AM
From: mark doubiago	of 9477

INTC says 1st quarter 97 will be up 39% over 1st quarter 96, though it will be flat compared to just ended 4th quarter 96. So what if they are flat from last quarter, they will be up 39% or more from last year this time. Remember when earnings for INTC came out last quarter, analysts started downgrading INTC 97 earnings and it hurt most of the PC related companies to some degree. Now INTC is talking like things are going well, see announcement below. DELL recently reported very well and has high hopes looking ahead. On top of all of this, SIII comes out at the "Robbie Stevens" dog and pony show with reports that their margins, etc. are going up and that their new audio and reveloutionary new portable graphics products are going to be big and substantially increase revenues. SIII's outlook which has been looking up for months and months, is getting to the point where even someone who has their head stuck in the sand or up somewhere, should be able to read the writing on the wall and see where SIII is heading. Unless of course AG decides to destroy everyone's nest eggs by letting his mouth run on and on and crashing the market big time. INTEL news bleep: biz.yahoo.com

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