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To: Rich1 who wrote (8560)	7/3/2000 6:30:10 PM
From: Al Serrao	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9427

Thanks Rich 1, I hate to recommend RMBS. Every time I do it reverses and people lose $$ and I feel like a fool. But it does have a great future and its beginning to trade more like a real company. Look at it this way, INTC is tied to RMBS because what they have on the drawing boards will not run without faster access to the bus. That faster access to the bus is RMBS. Nothing else is as stable at the ultra high speeds INTC is going to except RMBS. Right now its still cheaper to buy competing memory but in another 18 months they are clearly the stardard. The recent news means RMBS has won the war. GLW has been a winner and looks great. Lets hope they don't do what TXN just did. That's pay too much for a company. In this market everyone is trying to be another CSCO. That means keeping your stock ( currency ) high enabling you to buy other companies with higher grow rates so you can keep growing at a consistently high growth rate so your stock can go higher. The bull markets' catch 22. Take a look at BRCD and BEAS. Thanks for the help.