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To: Bilow who wrote (59252)	10/30/2000 10:09:57 PM
From: jim kelley	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 93625

Are you a moron? Otellini has said that they can make as many P4 as they need or want, they have the capacity and their confidence in the P4 is very high. They plan to drive the P4 into the volume desktop market and not just the Workstation market as your goons have been stating. Moreover, he said that the P4 would perform about equal to the P3 on a clock for clock basis. At 1.4GHZ that makes the P4 40% faster than the P3 at 1 GHZ. Since your DDR system is only 3-8% faster than its SDRAM twin. Nobody in their right mind would buy a DDR ATHLON system instead of a P4. The P4 is even faster and less expensive than the MUEI DDR PC. You people have no shame!

To: Bilow who wrote (59252)	10/31/2000 6:43:05 AM
From: Thai Chung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

25 Ironies of Investing : (Here some of them ) Bilow, read irony #4, it fits you very well. Only an idiot investor try to put all eggs in one basket. So stop think that you smarter than everyone. 2. "Investors who are most confident of their skill, and thus tend to trade the most, often get the worst investment results, because of the trading costs they incur," says Larry Swedroe, research director at Buckingham Asset Management in St. Louis. 3. You are more likely to outperform other stock investors if you give up trying and instead buy market-matching index funds. 4. "The best way to get rich is to buy one stock and hope it's a 20-bagger," says William Bernstein, an investment adviser in North Bend, Ore. "But it's also the most likely way to end up poor." 5. In inefficient markets, stocks will be mispriced. But if you try to take advantage of these opportunities, you may trail the market, because trading costs in inefficient markets are often exorbitantly high.