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To: Sully- who wrote (9172)	10/21/2000 2:36:30 AM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Oh NO! Say it ain't so!!! there's more.... From: r.edwards from the food fight thread Wallstreet finally realizes that Rambus owns the memory market! They start figuring out that 1.5 percent of a $40 billion dollar memory market is around $3.30 per share after taxes, plus Rambus will get 3 to 6 % royalty on any chip which communicates with memory, which is in HDTVs, communications routers, PDA's, DVD's, cellular phones, consumer appliances, etc., etc. In the exuberance of a Bull market and with all the analysts talking about Rambus the gorilla, Rambus the next Microsoft, Rambus the most profitable company on earth, Rambus with no competition, Rambus the monopoly, the stock could attain a PE nearly as high as it once did in June of 2000 which could make Rambus stock $500 per share. The probability of all these scenarios playing out as I've stated them is unlikely, but it is certainly possible. Please do not confuse this target, or replace it with Fredhager.com's Rambus price target, which is still $200 by year-end, and $500 by January 2003. Good luck to all Rambus investors. Message 14631371 Ö¿Ö