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To: Dan3 who wrote (165804)6/6/2002 6:44:53 AM
From: Road Walker  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 186894
 
Intel shares fall after Merrill downgrade

LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Shares in the world's biggest microchip maker Intel Corp traded a dollar lower via the Instinet electronic brokerage system on Thursday, reacting to a downgrade by investment bank Merrill Lynch.

By 1020 GMT the shares stood at $27.20, down from Wednesday's New York closing of $28.18, and traders said they expected the downgrade and share fall to weigh on the Wall Street opening.

Market sources said on Thursday that Merrill Lynch cut its intermediate-term rating to "neutral" from "strong buy" ahead of its mid-quarter update.

Merrill Lynch expects the group to tighten its second quarter outlook, with a slight bias toward the lower end of the earlier $6.4-$7.0 billion target range for revenues, perhaps to $6.5-$6.8 billion.

Separately Morgan Stanley added Intel to a key list of stocks recommended to clients, according to market sources, as it believed that business in the telecoms and media sectors has stopped getting worse.

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To: Dan3 who wrote (165804)6/6/2002 11:22:34 AM
From: fingolfen  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
If only Intel weren't 3 years away from a leading edge SOI process, while its competitors were either shipping (IBM) or sampling (AMD) now.

I see you missed my rebuttal of this same comment yesterday. I encourage you to go back and read it before continuing to chase this red herring.