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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (4317)8/29/2000 9:24:24 PM
From: Kirk ©  Respond to of 5867
 
Did you notice

the title says

TSMC says it's sold out of foundry capacity for 2001 and 2002

and inside the article it says:

In fact, business is so good that TSMC is fully booked at least until the end of 2001, Ross said. "The demand for 2001 is greater than our capacity," he said in an interview with SBN. "We've allocated our capacity [for 2000]. In 2001, our capacity has been allocated. In 2001, we're already sold out."

Looks like there is still capacity available to buy in 2002. This may ONLY be limited by their ability to buy equipment to add capacity as well as staff the equipment.

Good news, but not nearly as good as the title indicates.

Kirk



To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (4317)8/30/2000 11:08:33 AM
From: Philip W. Dunton, Jr  Respond to of 5867
 
I can't stand anymore of this awesome news. LRCX down nearly two points in early trading. PD



To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (4317)8/30/2000 6:13:30 PM
From: orkrious  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 5867
 
There was a tremendous amount of selling today. Someone was continually on the offer on Instinet.

Short interest in August declined to 4.1 mil shares from 5.6 mil, but it is still 7% of the float. AMAT is 1.4% of the float and even KLAC is just 2.9% of the float.

Watching KLAC go up 2 9/16 today while LRCX was down 2 1/4 sucked.

Is it possible the shorts know something we don't?

Jay