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To: Shakush who wrote (6483)	10/25/1997 1:22:00 PM
From: missing	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25960

I have hardly seen a stock not be affected by a Barron's article on monday, especially when the article was negative. Now, granted Mr.F is short on the stock, but he can still move it down in the near future. My only comfort here is the "A" teams assertion of sequential growth in coming quarters. If that is overlooked next week, combined with more crap from Asia/Chip sector, look for 2-3 point drops each day until it hits high teens. Good luck to all. Just one man's opinion from some hi-tech experiences.

To: Shakush who wrote (6483)	10/25/1997 1:31:00 PM
From: Gary Hoyer	Respond to of 25960

...I havn't seen much about the UBS downgrade...Usually CYMI threaders strip negative (and sometimes positive) analyst pronouncements to the bone. Duane, I think we've grown a little weary. BUT I think UBS is generally bearish. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but isn't one of the "Market Elves" on Wall Street Week the chief equities stategist for UBS? Don't remember her name but she is the ONLY bear and has been for some time. Also I thought the downgrade of the semis was becuase of worry about the Asian currency crisis. As I said in an eariler post, the Asian semis, in my opinion, are NOT going to get off the technology treadmill. It's their ticket to the stability and prosperity they see in the West. Gary.

To: Shakush who wrote (6483)	10/25/1997 1:39:00 PM
From: TideGlider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25960

All the funds need to buy in low and make a profit for their last quarter. Houses all reported outstanding earnings and need the same in order not to fail expectations (their own) LOL Now they will lay a base and repeat this activity and blame it on global uncertainty, semi, el nino...what ever. Kinda cannabalistic. If they eat too much of the market, they flip burgers. I think they will try to stabilize the market soon. Lot of fast money in semis. That's why the downgrade. Shake it out. Then buy in. Much harder to shake out BA...even with disgusting earnings. The difference between old, conservative money and fresh. (IMHO) If ya flip through Yahoo's Upgrade Downgrade pages I bet ya can find triple reversals in less than two months. I look up! No choice here... Bruce