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To: steve harris who wrote (71440)	9/8/1999 11:10:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 1574864

Steve, no big deal, but I was trying to figure out your post: Message #71440 from steve harris at Sep 8 1999 8:22PM Greg, the usual informative spirited AMD thread is closed today. It seems the 2nd place Intels have overtaken the transmitter temporarily. We shouldn't blame them, they only repeat what they have 'herd'. "Nobody's listening, except maybe as to an annoying mosquito or housefly." The problems are being corrected, so don't go away. steve Maybe I should have trademarked the mosquito/housefly line: To: John O'Neill who wrote (87972) From: Tony Viola Wednesday, Sep 8 1999 10:59AM ET Reply # of 88008 John, If the market sells off as i am certain it well from these levels....no way do you want to own INTC or any other big cap high flyer....I'm talking major, major decline in markets...due to a pronounced shift in supply and demand for stocks If I want to listen to analysts on market trends, I think I'll see what Abby Joseph-Cohen or Lazlo Birinyi, or even Ralph Acampora have to say. Re Intel, I'll watch the fundamentals, and I don't sell on the inevitable downturns anyway. Impossible to time re-entry for the screaming legs up, which have happened pretty clockwork-like. Also, taxes kill. You're wasting your time here with your predictions on the markets and Intel. Nobody's listening, except maybe as to an annoying mosquito or housefly. Well, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Tony