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To: Dave B who wrote (38199)	3/15/2000 3:16:00 PM
From: pompsander	Respond to of 93625

Right, Dave: It is important for everyone not totally familiar with the story to pay attention to what the companies with something at stake are doing. They are all, without exception, increasing their involvement with DRDRAM and their commitment to its production, use and sale. To my knowledge this has never been quite true in the past. The only real piece missing is Micron production. When that happens (and they finally earn the money Intel has been paying them to produce the goods!) Samsung will get a run for its money on production. Prices will go down, OEMS will feel even more comfortable committing to additional Rambus product lines......and on we go.

To: Dave B who wrote (38199)	3/15/2000 5:54:00 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 93625

Dave, <Stockalysis wouldn't respond to my points yesterday either. Just another FUDster interested in making his own noise and not interested in a dialog. > Yeah, I figured that part out rather quickly. Oh well, I'm sure the other readers on this thread, including the lurkers, realize already that Stockalysis' FUD has no substance whatsoever. If they don't, either they're already biased against Rambus, or they don't care about getting the full story anyway. By the way, I wonder if Stockboy realizes that we've heard all of these arguments before back when RMBS was under 100. Remember all those Rambus bears like Dan3, Bilow, and KZNerd? At least those guys were more intelligent, knowledgeable, and experienced than Stocknewbie. And even they were quickly put to shame once Intel reaffirmed its commitment to Rambus and the stock soared to 400. Tenchusatsu