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Technology Stocks : Genesis Microchip (GNSS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: c. carlson who wrote (1100)	1/5/2004 12:26:15 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1277

Hi!! Well, I find it hard to believe that this thread isn't more active...I really don't know that much about GNSS but I posted the previous link when I discovered that DELL had partnered with them...I do know something about DELL...And, DELL wouldn't have partnered if GNSS was not the top of the line with strong possibilities to supply them with the required equipment for future growth...This in itself should be reason to learn more of GNSS's possible growth...DELL will become a huge player in the plasma screen development for the home...For some years now DELL has been planning on bringing the PC and the TV ...along with many other devices...into the home of the future...DELL is a proven winner that strives for efficiency...I find it quite bullish that GNSS is being used by DELL...Imagine what GNSS can earn if DELL develops using GNSS components...Just as they have in other areas of their hardware and services... Yes, I would also welcome someone's knowledge pertaining to GNSS and further evidence or possible increased earnings... Best, Kemble

To: c. carlson who wrote (1100)	1/5/2004 2:36:48 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 1277

Hi CC, It was a good year for trading this stock. I ended the year with a 30% gain overall including the cash I reserve for the stock. Price per share was only up 13% for the year, so the trading helped out quite a bit. aim-users.com Looking at "Return On Average Capital At Risk" (to compensate for the rather heavy cash holdings on average) the ROCAR would be about +43%. It was a year of some peculiar happenings. There was the potential merger that fell apart. A law suit that didn't go their way. Potential License payments to be made in the future. Yet, the business has been pretty good, but we're not seeing much at the bottom line these days. Best regards, Tom