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To: Road Walker who wrote (18868)	1/31/2001 5:14:29 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 60323

It actually looks like it's "basing" right in here....which is a good thing. Most stocks wont rise for good until a period of basing has occured. Hopefully sndk is doing just that....that would bode well for the future and indicate that there may not be a whole lot of downside left assuming the naz doesn't collapse....any better TA experts wish to take a gander........is sndk basing? or is she poised to head lower....or higher<ggg>

To: Road Walker who wrote (18868)	1/31/2001 6:46:53 PM
From: Binx Bolling	Respond to of 60323

SNDK has some anti-take-over requirement in place if the stock price stays below a certain value. Maybe SNDK and ELI made up that inventory gobadly-goo in order to stall for time. If I recall, the pre-spilt price was around $ 65.00 (~$32 post split) Binx-Just making useless speculation. theregister.co.uk Lucent dazzled by AMD Flash By: Tony Smith Posted: 30/01/2001 at 16:51 GMT Lucent will buy AMD Flash memory parts for the next three years, the company said today. Actually, it didn't - AMD did, part of the chip maker's plan to convince the world it's the number one choice for non-volatile memory products. The deal was described by both parties as "strategic", but it's by no means an exclusive arrangement - Lucent is simply signing AMD to supply a "significant portion" (ie. not all) of its Flash needs. AMD announced a similar deal with Palm a little while back. Palm will take lots of Flash chips from AMD, but - again - by no means will the chip maker meet all its needs. Flash memory was, of course, in short supply through 2000, though not as hard to find as small-size LCD modules. ®