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To: Dan3 who wrote (107827)	8/21/2000 1:33:03 AM
From: semiconeng	Respond to of 186894

Actually, yes. It seems that when you're spending $80,000 to send a kid to school, an extra $500 that might give him/her an advantage is usually an automatic yes. :-) Dan PS - AMD has 20% of the market and less than 2.5% of the market cap. I think that's going to change. Sure, an automatic yes.... IF.... you're sending your kid to an $80,000 school. On the other hand, if money doesn't grow on trees, or your kid needed a scholarship to go to college, or your kid is going to the local Community College, or your sending your teenagers, youngsters and pre-schoolers to public high school, elementary school and kindergarten.... Then it's a little different story. I have a feeling that your scenario is the exception, where mine is more likely the rule. And as far as markets go, I have a feeling that there's a fire sale going on at AMD, because they can't move all those Athlons they're making. I think you're right about the market cap changing, but I have a feeling it's not going to go in the direction that you think. :-) SemiconEng