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To: Tony Viola who wrote (94469)	12/21/1999 5:41:00 PM
From: Ibexx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Tony and thread, Mona Araiba of Gruntal was being kind and fair - for a change: "Mona E. Eraiba: We believe that Intel is very attractive relative to the other two companies. The company trades at a multiple of only 27.0 times our 2000 earnings-per-share estimate of $2.95, which is inexpensive, considering Intel's global presence and the inflated multiples of several other technology companies. As we mentioned above, Y2K may promote additional corporate spending to replace or upgrade products, and the emergence of Microsoft's Office 2000 will be a catalyst for further demand opportunities. Texas Instruments would have to be our No. 2 pick, since we do not cover Xilinx shares. TXN's earnings are propelled by its unique position in the digital signal processor (DSP) market. TXN has built a powerful position for its DSP products in a broad range of applications. The company is the largest supplier of processors to the digital cellular market and is benefiting strongly from booming demand. New high-speed applications for digital subscriber line should drive demand even higher in 2000." multexinvestor.com Ibexx PS: First time I saw Mona's picture. Looked kinda of dopey.