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To: techtonicbull who wrote (114635)	10/21/2000 8:27:52 PM
From: Bob Kim	Respond to of 186894

techtonicbull, Actually the ML ratings are a little better on INTC than the ones you mentioned. Your ratings are correct but your interpretation is wrong. My comments are accurate. INTC has the same long-term rating (2) as IVIL and PCLN and a lower one than PCLN (1). I had specifically referred to long-term prospects. Risk ratings are for the most part meaningless. If you can explain them to me, I would be interested. AOL is a "D". Does anyone really think that AOL is at the same risk of going out of business as IPET? BTW, "7" doesn't mean a dividend is paid, it means the payout trend in absolute terms is expected to be the same or higher. I don't understand Joe Osha's reasoning. I do believe he is making an honest call... In my opinion, telling people to sell on CNBC when you have a positive rating on a stock is contradictory.