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To: quasi-geezer who wrote (545)8/15/2001 7:12:02 PM
From: iowamann, Spam Queen  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2290
 
Sun and Hitachi are TRYING to take away some market share from EMC.

It won't happen.

Sun is going to be hurting in the not too distant future.



To: quasi-geezer who wrote (545)8/15/2001 7:48:30 PM
From: stockmarket14  Respond to of 2290
 
Fallen_cowboy:

Your short memory about the threat of Sun/Hitachi to EMC. Did you remember HP/Hitachi combo to try to take market share from EMC in 1999 or 2000? Do you know the outcome of HP/Hitachi combo? EMC was not affected at all. In fact, HP lost more market shares to EMC after HP/Hitachi combo.

Current EMC problem is macroeconomic. Everybody hates storage now and EMC is not immuned. Its CEO boasting of rosy demand and unrealistic idea that storage is immune from IT spending cut in late 2000 make EMC worse.



To: quasi-geezer who wrote (545)8/15/2001 9:50:22 PM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2290
 
EMC is dead money. As soon as CSCO says "everything is fine" the stocks to be in will be the stocks that CSCO needs to make its products. AMCC PWER and other crap like that. JNPR probably as well. If CSCO sells more routers so will JNPR.

NTAP has more bounce power than EMC.

M