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To: Jerome who wrote (53702)10/3/2001 2:47:47 PM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 70976
 
Jerome,
Wanna know how dumb i am. I told a friend this morning that nasdaq still hadn't really rallied back save the anemic 70 pointer last week. Also said that amat down after 9/11 from 40 to 27 could even in a bear market rally get back to 32-33. Didn't do diddly though.
Regards, Babu



To: Jerome who wrote (53702)10/3/2001 2:49:07 PM
From: kdavy  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 70976
 
Checkout percentage gains on mxim(15%), xlnx(16%),altr(16%), lltc(12.5%), emc(13%), sunw(14%), amat(10%) and still going strong. Short term or long term, can't beat these stocks.

kdavy



To: Jerome who wrote (53702)10/3/2001 2:51:25 PM
From: Proud_Infidel  Respond to of 70976
 
NEC, Fujitsu close fabs for five days amid slumping market

By Jack Robertson
EBN
(10/03/01 12:20 p.m. EST)

NEC Corp. and Fujitsu Ltd. Wednesday confirmed that the companies have separately stopped production on a temporary basis at fabs in Japan to lower global semiconductor output amid a continuing market slump.

A spokeswoman for NEC said the company's Kumamoto fab in Kyushu, Japan, which makes microcontrollers and ASICs, will close for five days but that no other NEC fabs in Japan have been affected. The spokeswoman said NEC's DRAM fab complex in Hiroshima is continuing production as scheduled.

Separately, Fujitsu also stopped production for five days at three fabs in Japan, a spokesman for the company's U.S. chip division confirmed. It was not immediately known which fabs or products were affected.

A spokesman for Elpida Memory Inc., the DRAM joint venture between NEC and Hitachi Ltd., denied press reports coming from Japan that Hitachi's DRAM fab in Singapore has curtailed production. The spokesman said Elpida has experienced no disruption to the scheduled supply of DRAMs from Hitachi and NEC.