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To: bob zagorin who wrote (254)7/20/2000 6:21:56 PM
From: pass pass  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 620
 
DMIC dropped due to component shortage also. So I guess fundamentally A's product is still in heavy demand, always good headache to have. However,the component makers are not enjoying any rally, just check ANAD, RFMD, SAWS. Am I missing something? Let's hope A isn't another LU.



To: bob zagorin who wrote (254)7/21/2000 12:08:05 AM
From: eDollar.com  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 620
 
No wonder Agilent was dragging the earnings when it operated under HWP.
HWP is smart to get rid of Agilent.
This is classic case where Agilent cannot compete with the likes of JDSU/KLAC/TER in optics and test and measurements.

Much like LU is loosing to CSCO.
How come other people and not hurt by components. Yet another version of the story that HP used to pull off.
I guess too much fat here like LU. this is very pricey at even 50, given earnings are going to be 50% lower.
30 is a fair price for this.



To: bob zagorin who wrote (254)7/21/2000 8:21:14 AM
From: OverSold  Respond to of 620
 
Duplicate.............



To: bob zagorin who wrote (254)7/21/2000 8:21:48 AM
From: OverSold  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 620
 
I read that it was one chip, one semiconductor that was needed in order to ship the products. That's all that was holding up shipments.

OverSold