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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (91708)	11/4/1999 4:16:00 PM
From: Michael Bakunin	Respond to of 186894

I am no conspiracy theorist, and the phrase 'xmas lies' is not mine (I sign off lowercase). After my failed lotto-ticket earnings play on Intel (I was right on the earnings miss, wrong on the market's reaction), I have been out of Intel. With the current runup, I am again interested. I am trying to track down whether the company language has changed, or whether Joe Osha misread Andy Bryant. There have been rumors that .18mu is not ramping with demand; there have been others who say it is ramping beyond the most wildly optimistic projections. I'd like to figure out which is more likely before I trade. Your argument with me is long-term; we won't be able to settle whether Intel is worth in the long term what people are paying for it this year for several years. I'll be sure to check back then. <g> -mb