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To: AK2004 who wrote (4311)	8/10/2000 2:43:03 PM
From: 5dave22	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Unbelievable. I sold 100 shares to cut back some margin. Got $57 1/2. Those were the shares I bought @ $82 - the last time I purchased. As SOON as it filled, AMD shot up. I'm happy to have done it, for the rest of my shares. Dave edit - back down again. AMD sucks. not a stock for the weak.

To: AK2004 who wrote (4311)	8/10/2000 2:43:36 PM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Albert, re <<as far as demand signs - you are wrong>> I was just saying that availability of AMD powered machines are getting less. At least in the US retail space. I have said several times that I am also worried about the overall market sentiment about tech stocks and semi's in particular. CSCO, EMC and SUNW are so incredibly over valued that it is not even funny. Even DELL, NOK and INTC are very expensive. The internuts continues to be in la la land. So are the Biotech's and optics. For two years NASDAQ has bend but never broke. AMD is very cheap and I continue to love the story. IMO it is a high risk high reward type of investment and I like the ratio. The stock does not have fundamental or technical momentum, and the over all tech market stinks. Lets see what DELL has to say. Mani

To: AK2004 who wrote (4311)	8/10/2000 3:51:50 PM
From: andreas_wonisch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Albert, Re: before I left home in the morning, there was a guy talking on cnbc about value of ta. [...] There are no underlying reasons what-so-ever for the stock moves but that is how it works. In this case we have a problem: The stock is technically extremely weak and is currently below all import support lines except the 200 DMA. If this support breaks the next support level would be in the $42-$45 range (at the gap from march). Currently we need prices above $70 to break the downtrend. There were two major sell signals when we broke below this level, just look at this chart: investtech.com Let's hope that the still very strong fundamentals can reverse a crash down to the 40s. Andreas