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To: dougSF30 who wrote (118585)	6/30/2000 5:50:15 PM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572372

Monster Block trades afterhours!! host.cnbc.com ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC (NYSE:AMD) U.S. markets currently closed. Time Price Volume Exchange Info 17:01:14 77.250 8000 NYSE 16:52:58 77.250 100 NYSE 16:32:14 78.000 100 NYSE 16:12:21 77.250 200 NYSE 16:12:20 77.250 1000 NYSE 16:09:44 78.312 272700 NYSE 16:08:23 77.125 200 Cincinnati 16:02:39 77.250 300 NYSE 16:02:31 77.250 5000 Cincinnati 16:02:18 77.250 303800 NYSE - Milo Negotiated price I would surmise.

To: dougSF30 who wrote (118585)	6/30/2000 5:52:07 PM
From: dougSF30	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572372

More good news, inspired by the Gateway issue: Note what Mike Magee got out of an AMD marketing director: Richard Baker, North European marketing director at AMD, said: "There are no problems with any AMD production, be it Athlons past, present or any other product for that matter. Gateway has been selling 'classic' Athlon 1Ghz systems for a while now (as you remember they were a launch partner) so it doesn't really surprise me that they may be continuing to do so." That's a pretty strong statement, especially coming on the last business day of the quarter. He's saying publicly that there are no production problems with anything AMD is making. I see this as a virtual guarantee of numbers made for Q2-- not that there was much doubt before, but still. If there actually was some sort of production problem, that statement would open AMD up to shareholder lawsuits, no? Comments? Doug