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To: Tony Viola who wrote (105209)	7/3/2000 1:31:35 PM
From: Harry Landsiedel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Tony and thread. News on Intel. "Merrill Lynch said in a research report that spot prices for high-end processors from both Intel (intc: news, chart) and Advanced Micro Devices (amd: news, chart) either declined minimally or increased since last week. Intel (intc: news, chart) is adding 2 3/8 to 136 1/16 and AMD is surging 6 3/16 to 83 7/16. DRAM spot prices for all products increased 3-to-9 percent. Merrill continues to believe that there will be a DRAM supply shortage later this year. The PHLX Semiconductor Index ($sox: news, chart) is up 3.4 percent. Among other components, Motorola (mot: news, chart) is down 7/16 at 29 7/8, Rambus (rmbs: news, chart) is up 5 3/4 at 108 3/4 and Applied Materials (amat: news, chart) is 1 13/16 better at 92 7/16." Have a safe and happy 4th. HL

To: Tony Viola who wrote (105209)	7/3/2000 1:37:48 PM
From: Harry Landsiedel	Respond to of 186894

Tony and thread. News on Intel. I don't know if the following has been posted. HL "New York, July 1 (Bloomberg) -- Pfizer Inc. and Intel Corp. added the most market value among U.S. stocks in the first half of the year. Microsoft Corp. lost the most. Pfizer tacked on $177 billion in market value, reflecting its purchase of Warner-Lambert Co. for $120 billion in June and a 48 percent gain in its stock during the first six months of 2000. Intel Corp. added $173 billion of market value. The gain -- greater than the total market value of all but 11 U.S. stocks -- reflects Intel's combination of size and performance. The semiconductor maker has a market value of $448 billion, second highest in the world after General Electric Co., and its shares rose 62 percent in the first half of 2000. Microsoft Corp.'s market value declined $165 billion during the first six months of the year as a federal judge ruled the software company violated antitrust laws. Its shares fell 31 percent in the first half."