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To: Cary Salsberg who wrote (2834)7/12/2000 5:35:58 PM
From: Ian@SI  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2946
 
Cary, T.D.,

I just got tired of waiting for all the exciting potential to turn into real sales and earnings.

I continue to see ASML taking Lithography share; the only large customer that has remained loyal to SVGI is INTC.

And I saw better opportunities elsewhere. e.g. - I put some of the proceeds from my SVGI sales into VLGC a little over a month ago just under $7. I missed the $5 bottom But I did better than triple the investment in about a month and expect another triple within 1-2 years.

In any case, SVGI still has the same potential that it had last quarter. It seems to be getting its Track act together with the ProCell; and its litho press releases make it sound as if it will have a very capable tool. With a few production type sales to large chipmakers, the SVGI holders could easily see the share price approach the $100 mark. But it will happen without me.

Ian.



To: Cary Salsberg who wrote (2834)8/11/2000 12:01:23 PM
From: Terry D  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2946
 
Cary -

Did SVGI survive your house cleaning?

We are back where were in February, like the entire sector, but without having experienced the late March - early April giddiness.

What will rule the day: fear, greed or sheer boredom?

t
d

PS _ Ian - nice sale.