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Technology Stocks : SILICON STORAGE SSTI Flash Mem -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jimmyjohn who wrote (1453)	12/28/2000 8:59:51 AM
From: Liatris Spicata	Respond to of 1881

From an article in today's WSJ by Molly Williams. Yup, it sure makes me proud of how smart I was to buy SSTI at an average of $20/share! Larry <<In November, the Semiconductor Industry Association predicted overall sales of chips would rise more than 37% to $205 billion in 2000, with growth slowing to 22% in 2001. But Mr. Edelstone pegs growth in 2001 at closer to 15% to 18%, and says it could be even lower if there is a recession. The one bright spot has been flash memory, or chips that continue to hold onto data when power is turned off. Used in cell phones, cars and many other devices, these chips have been in short supply all year, and the segment is the fastest-growing part of the industry. Sales of flash memory, which is made by Intel, AMD and others, were forecast to more than double this year to $10 billion and rise 44% next year.>>