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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: f.simons who wrote (78615)	11/4/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: Cory Gault	Respond to of 1575422

f. I guess that means AMD is "falling like a knife". CG

To: f.simons who wrote (78615)	11/4/1999 10:11:00 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575422

RE <<<It's only when it is going DOWN that you want to talk about "products" being more important than "share price".>>> When did I say this? I exchanged posts with Tenchusatsu who misunderstood what I had said and thought I was more into the technology of the Athlon than the financial success of the company and the stock. And for me the opposite is true. As for the stock price going up or down, denial is not one of my problems. Today I was concerned when it was dropping only because of the steepness of the drop and the level of volume. But when the stock gained support around 20 and reversed itself, I was fine.....it was a bullish sign. Re <<In fact you castigated me rather severely for being obsessed with stock performance.>> What I said was that financial success is not my primary motivation for owning AMD unlike with the rest of my portfolio. What I suggested to you (I believe castigated is a bit strong of a word)to you is that there may be better performing stocks for your investment than intc and you might look into them(which is exactly the opposite of the message that you took in). The only place where the word castigated may be appropriate is where I said that intc longs have tried to impose their investment standards on the AMD longs and have castigated (your word again) them for not following their unasked for advice which in my book is arrogant and inappropriate (the providing of the advice and expecting it will be followed). But what's so amazing is how you managed to twist this all up to come up with the most abrasive conclusions....which actually is pretty typical. I can't decide whether you guys do too many drugs or suck lemons all day or both. But I know one thing, having these meaningless exchange of posts is a waste of my time and energy. So have good life.