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To: Windsock who wrote (140131)7/25/2001 8:58:01 PM
From: Road Walker  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 186894
 
Windsock,

Operating earnings were .03 a share.
Excluding acquisition related costs they were .12 a share.
The operating profit from IAG was .22 a share.
The operating loss from "other" was .19 a share.

You can have your fantasy exclusions as if they didn't exist. Then "other" only reduced Intel "earnings" from .22 to .12, or 45%. On 19% of the business. No effect on the stock price, right?

Intel is the Tyco or GE of the high tech industry? Making acquisitions that add to earnings the first year? That's why they almost doubled their losses from Q200 to Q201?

Think about it.

John



To: Windsock who wrote (140131)7/25/2001 9:31:37 PM
From: Tushar Patel  Respond to of 186894
 
Intel financial statement clearly shows operating earnings AFTER amortization expenses.

Yahoo is showing pro-forma earnings.

The investment community understands operating earnings even if you don't
Different investors will use either of these, both of these (depending on whether they view acquisitions as normal practices or one-time events and/or timeframe) or none of these (and just rely on cash flow).


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