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To: Dan3 who wrote (143095)	9/7/2001 1:52:11 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 186894

Dan, Re: "The mid-term update was less negative than many expected, so why no rally?" I've seen some analysts say that the surprising jobs data lessened the potential for a rally. You may have a point, too, but I think that most analysts had expected revenue for Intel to be below the midpoint, anyway. wanna_bmw

To: Dan3 who wrote (143095)	9/7/2001 2:01:08 PM
From: Crystal ball	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

I am still buying. INTC at least sees the NEXT BIG THING and that is wireless communication computing chip convergence and that is why they told Rimm Blackberry no to supporting bluetooth and instead favor the PALM OS. That is good enough of an endorsement for me, at these prices I am buying both INTC and PALM. The trick to making money is buying low and selling higher. See you all at the bank. Incidentally, can anyone find out about this: Why the MEDIA BLACKOUT? I would like to hear some news on Yankowski and Colin Powell speaking on PALM pda and high tech impact on society at the State Department's all day high tech talks? bigcharts.marketwatch.com I am, Truly your$, -Crystal Ball Subject 51122 P.S. I almost forgot: the HWP and CPQ merger throws their pda's into total disarray, CPQ's models do not incorporate Intel's standard, even though the HWP models do. But the CPQ models have more marketshare than HWP, but Fiorini's HWP is the survivor of the merger, so goodbye or not, to which pda? Safer bet is PALM it supports the INTC and MOT and TI chip standards around which it is built.

To: Dan3 who wrote (143095)	9/7/2001 2:03:53 PM
From: chomolungma	Respond to of 186894

AMD gave some pretty clear cut numbers in its update, Intel was very vague. Of course they did. Because it's generally accepted that AMD is the best managed company in the US today. Just look at the incredible return the shareholders have earned. In fact, I think Jerry Sanders is under consideration to run GE!

To: Dan3 who wrote (143095)	9/7/2001 2:17:51 PM
From: fingolfen	Respond to of 186894

The mid-term update was less negative than many expected, so why no rally? Dan, I know a lot of people have accused you of a lot of things on this board... but there is one trait I feel you exhibit which I think an honest criticism: tunnel vision. Day to day movement of Intel stock frequently has little to do with direct news from Intel... much less AMD... regardless of your emotional ties. Look at the market as a whole today... it's in the tank! Why? Unemployment numbers didn't look good, so Mr. Market got a case of the vapors. Earlier in the day Intel was in positive territory (as was AMD), so there was a brief rally on the news, but prevailing economic news squashed it. Look at the big picture rather than taking an obvious opportunity to throw in a few cheap shots...