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To: ajbrenner who wrote (102715)	4/6/2000 9:17:00 PM
From: 5dave22	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575781

abjenner - <Can't do much with a 5 iron and no Web connection.> Dude, get a PDA. I just got a new Handspring. $180, and the modem is $129. Just hook it up to your cell and your ready to trade. It can pay off nicely if you just make ONE good move at a time you wouldn't be by a computer otherwise. Seriously. Dave BTW - where is MCO? I have a stop in @ $70. I'm gonna be by my computer tomorrow @ 6:29am and possibly play a dip. I'm 1 for 3 on those! Dave

To: ajbrenner who wrote (102715)	4/7/2000 12:41:00 AM
From: niceguy767	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575781

ajbrenner: Re: "I'm open to anyone's suggestions on how to play this out." Comment: Since you asked, current trading range is $60 to $100...Volume of past 2 days of 20 million shares or 15% has established a pretty firm base...Pretty obvious today that a base between $70 and $72 was established with the gap to $69 for all intents and purposes being closed...Last I saw the close at $71 was firmly in the middle of this base...It's perfectly natural to look for some retracement after a 10 point rise (from the close) the past 2 days...but don't count on it...Gap has been closed, significant volume today between $70 and $72, Dell in the wings, bargain at double the price, outstanding earnings anticipated and the bandwagon effect firmly entrenched with the past 2 days of volume...When tech stocks start running as AMD has the past 2 days, they often run further and faster than any reasonable prediction would project...Won't surprise me if AMD is significantly higher than $71 prior to earnings release...Just too much value here! AMD remains an outstanding buy at $71...May not have an opportunity to purchase in this buy range ($60 to $75) once earnings are released if record revenues (which we already know) and record eps are validated in the earnings release...AMD looking forward has the very real prospect of achieving at least 5 successive record breaking quarters as a richer blend owing to increasing Athy concentration in microprocessor mix going out increases ASP's going forward! AMD has just been discovered by many institutions...No major downturn is in the cards prior to earnings release and if earnings surpass street estimate of $0.48 (conservatively they'll surpass that by $0.30), then look for upward bias to take AMD to $100 at the earliest by April 20 and the latest by July 21...The train has just now left the station...Any stops along the way will be very short-lived! ($70 minimum the day after earnings, $100 maximum)!