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To: Windsock who wrote (67379)	8/2/1999 5:15:00 PM
From: Elmer	Respond to of 1585924

Re: "That sure looks like a $12 BILLION investment, a wee bit more than your foolish statement of 'no investment'." In Ali's defense, the yahoo site doesn't clearly show what Gordon Moore's actual holdings are so it was easy for Ali to get confused. EP (note to Ali: there you go Ali... I covered for you again but it's getting harder to keep you from looking dumb. You're pushing the envelope)

To: Windsock who wrote (67379)	8/2/1999 6:20:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1585924

Wsock, <Learn to read your source material.> Why should I read the material through your constipated i-glasses? Maybe Barrett example was not the best and he really had to cover taxes and cost of exercising, but: <The citation for Albert Yu shows "Shares Remaining: 271,382 Common as of 24-Jun-99" so Yu owned a lot of shares after the sales that you identify.> You read - "owned a lot of shares - 271,000", I read - "recently sold 493,000 shares". I think that 493,000 is about twice "a lot" than 271,382, is not it? <Craig Barrett is who we were talking about before you changed the subject.> No. The subject was not the Barrett in particular, the subject was that most acting officers were selling 100% of their vested options in the last 12 months. How about other Intel people who do not report to SEC? The whole list I posted earlier Message 10763553 is worth 5M shares only. You must remember that Intel bought back 25M shares in the Q2 alone. It is very safe to assume that these 20M shares were exercised and 100% dumped on the market by Intel employees. Regarding Moore and other people who are out of business, I don't care. They got these paper profits for free and either do not care themselves or they are too visible politically to take any actions. You probably prefer to wait until Moore starts to unload. This must be a fun watching you.