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To: Jesse James who wrote (51171)	12/27/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

Here's the info on TGAL and it's already back up from $5 3/16 to 5 1/2 now.. need to break $6 again: <<< One California investor has two January effect candidates lined up. Former fund manager Glenn Cutler tells me Tegal Corp. (TGAL: news, msgs) has "explosive upside potential." Cutler has had a hot hand this year. (See previous column.) Tegal is a California semiconductor equipment maker that uses plasma-etch systems. Some big computer chip makers are evaluating Tegal's patented system, Cutler says. Tegal's $3.50 stock could hit 20 next year, he says. (Note: Tegal's market capitalization on Nasdaq was $36 million as of Monday morning. A "CBS MarketWatch Weekend" television graphic stated an incorrect market cap for the company.) "This may be the only legitimate semiconductor equipment manufacturer that hasn't gotten a good play in this market," says Cutler, a onetime analyst and newsletter writer whose work I have followed since 1986. "They have a leading-edge technology in plasma-etch systems. They recently got an order for a system from RF Micro Devices . . . and many leading semiconductor companies are evaluating this system now." Cutler acknowledges the company is tiny. "But those are the kinds of companies you look at for a January effect -- small, unloved," he says. Tegal stock, he says, "has the potential for the $15 to $20 range, especially if the order flow on the high-end equipment keeps picking up," he says. Tegal shares Monday morning rose as much as 2 17/32 to 5 7/8. >>>