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To: niceguy767 who wrote (90468)	1/30/2000 1:41:00 PM
From: GST	Respond to of 1573908

Niceguy: <AMD is in the very early stages of accumulation and the bandwagon effect is yet to happen...From a technical perspective, my guess is that gradual accumulation will continue up to $48.50, its all-time high. With a close above $48.50, accumulation will increase carrying it to $63, the upper boundary of its 5 year trading range.> AMD and NN are fast becoming my two best turnaround prospects. Last it was LSI. I would also like to thank you and others on this thread for all the helpful comments and information. I am sometimes reluctant to jump into a conversation which is more technical than I can handle, and of course AMD does require plenty of technical knowhow to really understand. I am not a manufacturing engineer and have mainly an investors perspective. I like the business prospects and have the sense that this is a time of great opportunity -- if AMD does not do it this time, then there must be a curse -- I will bet there isn't one.