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To: GST who wrote (110454)	10/13/2000 6:31:05 PM
From: Danny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

GST, this is no point of arguing here. There are too many ifs in your analysis. Let's wait until 12/31/00 and we will know who is right.

To: GST who wrote (110454)	10/14/2000 12:20:17 PM
From: John Chen	Respond to of 164684

GST,re:"Nasdaq looks like in recession". That's possible even though it's painful for a lot of people. During a 'slow period', semiconductors were all trading PE of 6-to-10, I think that is real scary. You can name which one you want to buy. I remember an in-law cited MU had PE of 10, then my wife said, big deal, INTC was 8 and TXN was 6 and the list go on and on.. Assuming we are still flush with liquidity, double the PEs and we are talking about 10-20. So most of these stocks would be $10-to-$40, for about a year or two.