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To: Earlie who wrote (100612)	5/8/2001 3:50:42 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Respond to of 436258

Earlie, of course i've never heard word one about this from WS....not really surprising, is it? and i agree that their situation is a lot more dire than everybody makes out. with no relief in sight as it were.

To: Earlie who wrote (100612)	5/8/2001 4:16:46 PM
From: eddieww	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

I've never understood the fixation of several on this board with the POS. There are obviously powerful interests that do not want this one to go down, but it seems to have a hypnotic component somehow. If someone could figure out who doesn't want it to fall, and why, then we'd have something. Meanwhile, we have a target-rich environment right now without it. I get the feeling that MU will never fall until the short interest is near zero and the MU shorts are all broke. -g-

To: Earlie who wrote (100612)	5/8/2001 4:23:42 PM
From: Don Lloyd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Earlie - maxim-ic.com "...Specifically, the "free lunch" that xDSL was to provide to the Internet (and dot coms) relative to the use of 50-year-old telephone wired networks did not work reliably, and trillions of dollars of equipment and systems designed around this premise are of limited use and value. ..." "...V. Test Equipment This market has stalled and will not pick up until after the IC demand approaches levels before the "correction." Rambus memory demand severely misdirected the equipment design direction for many of these companies. Test equipment and test equipment ICs intended to test Rambus memory will not achieve predicted volumes due to low penetration of the Rambus memory architecture...." Regards, Don