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To: DJBEINO who wrote (9303)	4/27/2001 10:23:58 AM
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CSMF.SI closed @5.150 +0.100 +1.98% 9,553,000 [Dow Jones] SINGAPORE STOCK CALL: Credit Suisse First Boston rates chip foundry Chartered Semiconductor (Singapore: CSMF.SI - news) (C27) as long-term buy. Following 1Q loss/share of 22 U.S. cents, CSFB lowers FY01 loss/share forecast to US$1.77 from US$1.13. Expects return to profitability in 4Q02

To: DJBEINO who wrote (9303)	4/30/2001 2:10:06 AM
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UMC (2303) closed @52.50 +1.00 vol 54,126,431 most active +++++++++ April 27 net purchase 3,059,000 shares ++++++++ TAIWAN WEIGHTED closed @ 5381.67 -35.00 (-0.65%) Day's Range :5371.81 - 5469.66 +++++++++++ Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) <2330.TW>, the world's largest contract chipmaker, is seen facing downward pressure after posting lower profits than expected for the first quarter on Friday and warned sales would continue to slide in the second quarter. But company chairman Morris Chang said April's new orders on the books exceeded billings for sales for the first time since October, and he stuck to a forecast that business would begin improving in the second half of the year.