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To: Thomas G. Busillo who wrote (23556)	11/5/1997 7:00:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

>>"Entering the semiconductor business represents the first stage of the group's master plan to shift into more advanced and higher value-added industries," Han said.<< would somebody put this guy out of our misery? what a dope. ;-) >>But analysts said they wondered whether the conglomerate could handle the heavy financing burdens and unpredictable market conditions associated with this branch of the semiconductor business. Further, there could be a global oversupply of memory chips by the time the Dongbu plant comes on line.<< a continued glut into 1999? mu is dead meat and slightly above a penny stock if this occurs. :-) >>"On top of the initial investment, Dongbu will have to spend like crazy to upgrade its facilities. I wonder how the group will get all the money it needs," said Koo Hee-jin, an analyst at Daishin Economic Research Institute. "Demand for DRAMs also is unlikely to grow as fast as the group expects," Koo added.<< upgrade like crazy... hmmmm... demand not growing as fast as these nimwits expect... more people entering dram and few people leaving... hmmmmm... :-)