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To: inex who wrote (210676)	9/11/2006 8:22:28 PM
From: niceguy767	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

FWIW, couldn't agree more...Oh, hey, but we already knew Q3 would be extremely strong, didn't we? :-)

To: inex who wrote (210676)	9/11/2006 8:49:51 PM
From: smooth2o	Respond to of 275872

LOL! And you don't think this is the classic 'pump'? Get a direct quote.... Smooth

To: inex who wrote (210676)	9/11/2006 10:11:11 PM
From: DRBES	Respond to of 275872

i believe that these are the same guys who were negative on AMD until it dropped below $18 when they put out a buy on the shares...it would seem that they have achieved some credibility on the street

To: inex who wrote (210676)	9/12/2006 3:32:34 AM
From: Rink	Respond to of 275872

re: Several of firm's sources say that if distributors are not a key provider to the big PC makers, they have been essentially locked out from any mid- and high-end processors. Low-end processors can still be found, but inventories are tight. This is a 180-degree change from three months ago when inventories were building from already high levels. "180 degree change" isn't correct. Intel's inventories were building both at Intel and in the channel three months ago to record levels. I don't think AMD's inventory levels were anywhere near that high in relative terms, especially not in the channel. Regards, Rink