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To: hmaly who wrote (107192)	4/21/2000 11:11:00 AM
From: Elmer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573849

Re: "Elmer, you are so busy spreading fudd you can't seem to even put a coherent post together. If Intel knew an expansion was coming, why not start building a new fab two yrs ago, so when the sales pick up, Intel would be ready" hmaly, just what is it that makes it so difficult to realize that 1999 happened after 1998? Read the post again. As the previous poster stated, Intel didn't see a jump in demand until 1999. You and the previous poster seem to be arguing that because Intel saw the demand increase in 1999 they should have traveled backwards in time and started expansion a year before. It might be interesting to compare Intel's ability to forecast the future with the learned analysts ability to do so with stock prices. I doubt he'd welcome such a comparison. EP