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To: thecalculator who wrote (14406)8/30/2000 10:54:30 AM
From: hueyone  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 60323
 
Calculator, Of course SNDK and SST have higher PSRs than TSEM; they are both highly profitable companies and TSEM just loses money.

Calculator, try sticking to the engineering side of things. Your foray in to finance isn't going very well.

Best, Huey



To: thecalculator who wrote (14406)9/2/2000 11:33:21 AM
From: Zeev Hed  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 60323
 
**OT** the calculator, I think that you are forgetting a very important point, Tower will not have this fab operational until at least 2002, well, by that time, the semi industry will be in one of its cyclical slumps, Tower will still have to pay interest and overhead, but production ramp up will slow down as their partners make sure their own facilities are fully operational. I think that Tower should be available some time in the next two years at much better prices. SNDK and SSTI are much better bets as Hueyone suggested.

Zeev



To: thecalculator who wrote (14406)9/3/2000 12:53:55 AM
From: hueyone  Respond to of 60323
 
Calculator, I compared backwards and forward earnings per share against the price per share of two stocks, TSEM and SSTI, that were both selling at roughly $30 per share. It was a perfectly valid comparison and it was not in any way, shape or form a "rookie mistake", as you suggest, to leave "shares outstanding" out of this comparison. EOM

Huey