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To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (33142)	3/26/2000 10:45:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Respond to of 43080

That's hard to determine after such a large haircut. I'm looking at it like HIFN and LGTO,I think the worse is over. They're in a strong sector. When I look for worse case downside could be 20-25. I Think a trading range 28-36 for a period until confidence builds back. We'll find out monday if it's oversold. It could open 30-34? stockmaster.com Power Integrations Introduces the Highest Level of System Integration with TOPSwitch(R)-FX Power Conversion ICs PR Newswire Monday March 20 4:00am Programmable Features Offer Expanded Design Flexibility Energy Saving EcoSmart(R) Technology SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Power Integrations, Inc. (Nasdaq: POWI), today introduces its patented TOPSwitch-FX family, expanding its highly successful offerings of power conversion ICs. TOPSwitch-FX offers engineers unparalleled flexibility to design highly integrated power supplies. In addition, it incorporates the company's energy saving EcoSmart technology to help engineers meet the growing need for environmentally friendly power solutions. The devices deliver up to 75 watts of power for use in diverse markets such as cellular phones, personal computers, set-top boxes, printers, DVDs and LCD monitors. news.stockmaster.com Mar 24 2000 12:24PM NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) - Shares of circuit maker Power Integrations Inc. fell 35 percent on Friday, Under the agreement, Power Integrations will continue as a preferred supplier of high-voltage power conversions integrated circuits for cellular phone chargers that Motorola manufacturers, Power Integrations said. "Although we believe that this settlement paves the way for us to achieve long-term revenue expansion with Motorola, it will not have any favorable impact on our financial performance in the near-term," Earhart said.