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To: Dan3 who wrote (248289)	3/4/2008 11:30:28 AM
From: wbmw	Respond to of 275872

Re: Re: When AMD leverages existing fabs and equipment, they are being wise and innovative >> Nope. In the recent past it's meant they're losing money and getting nervous about their future. Since when is it a bad thing to leverage existing resources? Do you buy a new car every time you need to get to work? It's pretty amazing. I did not expect your desire to win the argument to be greater than your desire to praise AMD, but either way you have it all wrong. Minimizing your investment by leveraging existing equipment, existing property, and existing plants means you get a greater return on investment. It's simple division, Dan. When you have a smaller denominator in the return/investment equation, you end up with a larger value. I know this is over your head, but maybe you can get someone else on this forum to explain it to you.