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To: Elmer who wrote (126765)	2/6/2001 6:39:40 PM
From: maui_dude	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Elmer, re : "Not everyone has such a temper" OK, what i wanted to say was : re : "by selling the shares he's making a statement that he doesn't consider Intel to be a "hold" much less a buy, even at these depressed levels. He's saying it's a "sell"." I am not sure its fair to look too much into this. I remember in 1997/98 (during kurlak era), Intel stock was about 30-35% from its peak and Andy Grove had exercised his options. In the next 6 months Intel doubled and split 3 times in next 4 years. So, I am not sure there is any ulterior motives behind all these sells. However, I can see that it may create a negative perception among investors. But when emotions and pain level is high, Investors will point to Barrett (or any other CEO or Greenspan!) or anyone they can get hold of. Maui.