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To: johnd who wrote (49710)	9/22/2000 11:53:01 AM
From: johnd	Respond to of 74651

"Although we are disappointed that sequential revenue growth in the September quarter is less than we had expected," PaineWebber said, "We note that the year-over-year revenue growth implied by Intel's revised guidance is 17 percent, which is still a good number for PC-related markets." Credit Suisse First Boston also lowered its estimates for Intel, while maintaining its "strong buy" rating and $100 price target. CSFB now projects third-quarter revenues of 38 cents earnings per share, down from 43 cents. "One of the reasons we remained bullish on Intel earlier this week, and still are even after the pre-announcement," CSFB wrote in a morning research note, "is that corporate demand in the U.S. has picked up in September, with laptop and server demand shipping in strength."

To: johnd who wrote (49710)	9/22/2000 12:19:59 PM
From: The Duke of URL©	Respond to of 74651

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