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To: michael97123 who wrote (60974)	2/26/2002 1:34:44 PM
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How much higher would the SOX be today if RMBS was still part of the index? From Briefing.com: 12:45AM Nasdaq Composite Intraday : -- Technical -- To this point in the session, index has survived three tests of support in the area of 1750/1752 on modestly bearish internals. From current levels, look for initial resistance at 1760 followed by intraday overhead at 1773/1775. To the downside, continue to look for support at 1750/1752 followed by an additional floor at 1745. 12:14AM Rambus said to introduce new, cheaper chip design (RMBS) 7.23 +1.23: -- Update -- Traders citing Bloomberg are telling us that RMBS's 21% gain today is due to their introduction of a memory chip at the Intel Developer Forum that would lower system and design costs. Briefing.com notes that one of the issues hampering broad acceptance of RMBS's chip design is the higher cost of the RMBS design vs the cheaper DDR alternative (INTC supports both RMBS and DDR designs). finance.yahoo.com Rally into the close is still my prediction. I would not be surprised if the SOX is up again slightly. Rts