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To: SpudFarmer who wrote (38405)8/20/1999 7:22:00 PM
From: Ruffian  Respond to of 152472
 
Blue Chip Growth Letter>

QUALCOMM
NASDAQ (Symbol QCOM)

52-week range 18 7/8-174 7/16
Qualcomm is the only addition to our buy list this month. This company, through the development of proprietary technology, has positioned itself as a dominant player in
wireless communications. Over the past few years, it has devoted a tremendous amount of its R&D budget to the development of its Code Division Multiplier Access (CDMA)
technology. CDMA offers numerous benefits over analog systems, including higher sound quality and a wider range of services. Their research efforts are paying off, as CDMA
is quickly becoming the standard for new digital wireless phones. Strong sales, earnings growth, and expanding operating margins have helped this stock to soar over the past
year. Despite the recent run, there is plenty of growth left. Qualcomm currently has about 250 million subscribers, and is expected to reach nearly half a billion by the year
2000. It has also struck alliances with corporate giants, including Sony Electronics and Loral, which should further contribute to Qualcomm"s future growth. With their CDMA
technology and powerful alliances, we expect Qualcomm to expand its dominance in their industry. It is an excellent addition to our buy list.

-- Louis Navellier, Blue Chip Growth Letter, Potomac, Md.



To: SpudFarmer who wrote (38405)8/20/1999 9:23:00 PM
From: Peter Sherman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
I think there is no real surplus - a tax cut would be stupid - let's get people richer a better way and encourage investment - let's have a bad balance of payments and have all those guys overseas, especially China, repatriate the dollars back to the US via buying QCOM stock since they know they will be buying QCOM phones in China