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To: TREND1 who wrote (50562)	2/24/2000 11:50:00 AM
From: DJBEINO	Respond to of 53903

I think the PIII shortage is over. INTC is up 4 and all chip companies are up the past 2-3 days.DRAM prices should start to go up.. ++++++++++++ DRAM prices squeezed by Pentium shortage eet.com

To: TREND1 who wrote (50562)	2/26/2000 11:03:00 AM
From: Ted The Technician	Respond to of 53903

The stock price almost always matches the fundamentals in the long run. I've been frustrated on many occasions when trying to predict the price of MU. I shorted MU when it was in the 20s based on its financial statements (old info). I wanted to buy it after the Taiwan quake - I'm glad I didn't. For short term plays, I think Larry's method of technical analysis makes sense. For longer term plays, taking a look at the current price of DRAMs and trying to predict its future price based on almost anything is a reasonable start. I'm now thinking of shorting MU based on fundamentals (Rambus impact) and technicals (a coiling pattern which leads to a sharp rise or fall). Ted the Technician