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To: Gottfried who wrote (2557)4/1/2002 3:48:12 PM
From: cordob  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 95656
 
Thks Gottfried. There is a difference however, SIA is about semiconductors and SEMI is about semiconductor equipment.
I have that data you referred to and I like raw data wherever I can get it (can probably deduce from the 3 monthly what it is).

I can do my own averaging:)

see also
boards.fool.com
I have looked at these figures and reduced them to trend and seasonals etc etc
(sort of number churning I used to do in the 60s for a living:)

Interesting is that imo the deepest point of the trend occurred in october last
year and that we are since on an uptrend in semiconductor billings.
The numbers are:

month billings trend season; month-to-month trend
aug01 9293 9986 -7% -1.5%
sep01 12500 10608 +18% +6.2%
oct01 9524 9512 +0% -10.3%
nov01 9788 9496 +3% - 0.2%
dec01 11226 9661 +16% + 1.7%
jan02 9014 10032 -10% +3.8%
feb02 10100 10931 - 8% +9.0%

These analyses from me are provisional in that I have only used figures since
1998 to determine the seasonal pattern; I will improve on this but have to type in
all the data first.

With some good will:) one can conclude the figures are climbing out of the abyss
at an accelerating pace:). On the basis of these figures alone, and with some
optimism, for march02 a plus 5% growth of trend (average of last 3 months
given) and a seasonal of +14% would give for march 13104, so for the quarter
34067. That is(I mean would be) q-on-q growth of 11.5% and yr-on-yr growth
for the qtr of -21% (vs.y-on-y for the previous qtr of -43%.


Cheers
Cor