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To: pgerassi who wrote (66504)	12/28/2001 1:23:43 PM
From: whortso	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Re: "You are unusually dense! They must buyback shares." Well daaaaa. Geezz, you are a master of the obvious. Of course they must buyback shares to provide for the new options they grant. Sheesh! That's obvious to everybody. But they're one and the same. Buy 1 share at $X and grant 1 option at $X. Try and understand this abstract concept. This is laughable that you can't grasp this. You can make this a complicated as you want but that's pure obfuscation. They can't stop granting options like you said so they buy shares to allow for more options. Heeeelllllloooooo! They're the same shares bought today as the options granted today. Same price. It's a push. Re: "Thus, Intel's only recourse is to hide the costs from individual stockholders by handing it under the table by repurchasing the stock. This just shows how insidious this off book employee compensation is." No this just shows how dense you are. Why not take this up with Elmer. I'm tired of correcting your misconceptions. Whort