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To: bambs who wrote (42089)	11/1/2000 6:54:48 PM
From: Ed Forrest	Respond to of 77400

Sorry, I meant that I think the SEC investigation will at least lead to a forced restatement of cash position. The old recant trick,huh.Sorry access no longer allowed.Your account is overextended.Try again later.:)

To: bambs who wrote (42089)	11/2/2000 10:37:18 AM
From: The Phoenix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77400

Hey Bambs.. www2.marketwatch.com Looks like you're going to be wrong on INTC too. Thursday, November 02, 2000 Analysts comment on Intel --9:36 am - By Tomi Kilgore Commenting on Intel’s (INTC: news, msgs) reaffirmation of fourth-quarter revenue growth estimates, Analyst Dan Niles at Lehman Bros. said the company’s comment that it was seeing a slight uptick in Europe and brisk demand in Asia was a “pleasant surprise.” CS First Boston’s Charlie Glavin said continued price wars between Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD: news, msgs) “could downward put pressure to the lower end of Intel’s conservative guidance, with the effects carrying through into mid-2001. Drew Peck at SG Cowen said Intel’s expectation of net growth of 17-to-18 percent in 2001 “will be a challenge” given weakness in microprocessors. Merrill Lynch’s Joe Osha said, “although yesterday’s presentation included some interesting cost data, the gross margin question remains unanswered.” David Wong at PaineWebber upped his price target to $52 from $45. Intel is now up $2 to $46.88 and AMD is edging up 81 cents to $24.63. Don't you love that comment from Dan Niles.. "Pleasantly Surprised". Looks like LEH (Luke) might have messed up. Or, more likely they know the market is healthy and they simply want to buy cheap and talked the last sellers out... I wonder why the bears think it's the bulls that are getting taken and that the bears are not? Seems to me that the analysts and MM don't care who they take. OG