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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (5841)4/14/2002 5:56:23 PM
From: John Chen  Respond to of 6180
 
Jacob,re:"...market...housing stock...". Keep up with
the good work.

'Valuation', the perception that stock is cheap is the
'face value'. The capitalization of many losers (those
don't make money or not enough) are still too high.

If AT&T 5-for-1 reverse split is successfully implmented,
then it won't be 'that cheap'.

'Value' depends on 'liquidity'. Some know-how guys really
did a good job on 'fleecing the general public' and now
left it to AG to refurbish the 'liquidity', that now
sit in 'prized realEstate'. Japan never 'recognize the
realEstate assets bubble' and just 'suck it all there',
instead of writing it off (I'm sure is for the benefits
of a few).



To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (5841)4/15/2002 1:46:57 PM
From: slacker711  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6180
 
I must be missing something since I think that wireless demand hit forecasts (and in some cases outperformed) during the first quarter....I guess we'll find out tonight.

finance.yahoo.com

7:28AM Texas Instruments: cautious comments by Lehman (TXN) 31.80: Although Lehman expects slight EPS upside and a solid outlook from TXN, the firm remains cautious on the co given poor indications of final end demand for wireless; also, current multiple is rich, and while a muted short-term rally of 10%+ is likely given the most recent selloff, firm would look to trim positions on strength.