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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (183103)	2/20/2004 12:02:15 AM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577111

Tench, Correct! As I said before MM manipulation, buying and holding at every opportunity. Also, OT AMD is sniffing at Rambus XDR. Micron is also looking to strike a deal with the FEDS to seek amnesty for price fixing which could be linked to Rambus. Tench you spend way too much time with tejek. He's a lost cause. Spend time making money for yourself and family. tejek can't help you there. He'll just tell you what a great pres Al Sharpton will make. Heres some readiny material for you: To:Ian Stromberg who started this subject From: REH Thursday, Feb 19, 2004 6:36 AM View Replies (2) \| Respond to of 88008 By Ron Day Feb. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Kevin Curran, a private investor who owns more than 500,000 Rambus Inc. shares in his own account and in funds he manages for relatives, comments on the stock after a U.S. judge ruled that the company didn`t break antitrust laws. Rambus, which designs high-speed memory chips, can seek royalties that may triple its revenue, and the company`s shares rose as much as 41 percent. ``I`m exceedingly happy. I`m not selling the stock at these levels. I believe in the Rambus patents and their value. ``I expect a federal district court will rule that Rambus patents have been infringed, and I plan on holding until at least that time. ``Virtually every PC, every laser printer, every router, every digital television, uses Rambus intellectual property. If they start collecting royalties, you`re looking at a very fat positive free cash flow. I don`t know how much, but it`s huge.`` By Ron Day Feb. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Stuart Steele, Rambus Inc.`s largest shareholder, comments on the share price after a U.S. judge ruled that the company didn`t break antitrust laws. Rambus, which designs high-speed memory chips, can seek royalties that may triple its revenue, and the company`s shares rose as much as 41 percent. ``I`m in hopes that this is the beginning of a perfect storm. ``If the memory makers have their heads screwed on right, they better get to the table. They are in real danger of getting triple damages. If I were Rambus, I`d tell the three amigos (Infineon Technologies AG, Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and Micron Technology Inc.) that I`m only going to license two of you unless you sign up. ``These guys are bad people. The rest of the world is finding out. Going through this dog-and-pony show has been heart wrenching. The shenanigans they put Rambus through are outrageous. ``As soon as one of these companies settles, you`ll see a huge jump again `` in the company`s stock price. He said he`s not selling his shares. ``You don`t go with a company as it`s largest stockholder and jump out because it went up one day.``