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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (163367)	4/2/2002 2:57:33 PM
From: AK2004	Respond to of 186894

Ten <edited> re: Intel is actually losing money I made no such statement. My point was that earnings may not justify the price. <edited> if "still positive" gave you that idea then I can see how it could be misread. The point of it was "still positive" is not enough to justify the price rather than it is not positive</edited> re: Investors are dumb, I find it difficult to disagree with that. If investors would be completely rational then such things as momentum would not exist. It is not exclusive to investors since similar forces are driving economy. I'd phrase it a bit differently though that is some inertia is built-in to our decision making process. :-)) BTW same is applicable to amd investors re: Intel's employees are incapable of rational or independent thought here you are stretching it to a limit. I can not even imagine what part of my argument would reflect badly on intel employees. It might even be outside of management control, well, short of incentive plan part. My comment was about value. Please, read before passing judgement Regards -Albert