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To: Road Walker who wrote (136940)6/7/2001 5:40:42 PM
From: Dave  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
John,

VERY expensive based on next years earnings
While what he is saying might be true, one needs to take a look at Intel's relative valuation.

I would almost "bet" that Intel is much much cheaper (relatively speaking ofcourse) than its Dow peers or other large tech stocks.....

dave



To: Road Walker who wrote (136940)6/7/2001 6:06:20 PM
From: maui_dude  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 186894
 
Some notes from the CC :
Rev, GM and Expenses below midpoint.
For the year GM 50%, RnD $4.2B, CapEx $7.5B.
IAG stabilized. Networking business slow.

From Q/A :
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- ASP down. Seasonal 2Q.
- Routine June in terms of demand for uP. Market share : lost some in Q1. Not loosing anymore (Andy sounded somewhat hesitant).
- Inventory : down to the target normal level. Not much in the channel for uP. For Communication, inventory needs to be worked off. No bottom in the communication business yet.
- Geographic demand issue : Not much surprise here. No big step down in any geography relatively (implied that N. America is not too bad).
- P4 ramp and Brookdale : Andy wanted to stay away from products in the CC.
- Flash memory business : Flash is down. Took flash factories off-line. Flash inventory under control. Flash seems better than communications.
- H2 business for non uP : hard to predict. Can't call bottom in communication. Still inventory high.
- Why Intel sees bottom in PC biz when others dont ? Answer : datapoint to support Intels view that PC biz has bottomed - historical trends etc.
- Q from SSB : what is Q3 and Q4 relative to Q2. Answer : H1/H2 is 45%/55%. August is normally slow. Sept is normally good. So Q3 is back loaded.
- Product mix : Not prepared to go there. ASP for Q2 down.
- Clueless Joe from ML : Inventory stockpiling. Andy : we dont see any inventory stockpiling in the channel. Inventory will be up a little bit in Q2. Flash lower in inventory.
- In terms of operation things look fine. .13 fine. 300 mm going good. Chipset could be better (?)
- HP says things are slow. why ? Answer : Communication is still slow. Intel cant speak for HP! So, from Intels perspective uP will pick up in H2. You should ask them!
- P4 ramp (same question again).
- Pattern of orders : little early to predict back-to-school. Will know in next 5 weeks.

My bottom line : Stock may linger between 26 and 36 over the next quarter and time to write slightly out of the money and one or two months out cover calls (: Good luck to you all.

Maui.



To: Road Walker who wrote (136940)6/7/2001 6:12:18 PM
From: Tenchusatsu  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
John, re: Osha's claim that Intel is stuffing the channel,

Here's what Andreas just posted on the AMD Mod Thread:

Message 15911236

Yes, IIRC Oshua asked about it (not directly, of course). Bryant responded that he doesn't expect that their customers are building up inventory but admitted that it was difficult to determine that. He also said that he expected inventories for Intel to be slightly up at the end of the quarter.

Tenchusatsu