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To: margaret tasset who wrote (13787)	12/1/1997 9:57:00 PM
From: TechnoWiz	Respond to of 27012

Hi Margaret: Thanks for the info re CLO and beet root juice. Is that brand widely available? As for INTC, we are nearing two critical levels, which if they can be overcome may set the stage for a spectacular rally that could feed on itself. This sort of structure has the feel of a come from behind profile, which can sometimes be the anticipation of some major news event in the near to intermediate future. In other words, you have to ask yourself why is the smart money buying today with more conviction than previous rally attempts. With a little more follow through, shorts are going to start getting very nervous... I also think Intel is gearing up to be heavily involved in Video communication and high bandwith because it will act as an engine of new demand driving new add on devices and that means more processing power and supporting products. This is a potentially explosive growth area for the future that could create a whole new business division for Intel. Also, I believe a whole new generation of multiple processor machines based on PII and beyond will become commonplace as demands for speed and power expand. I think that as Enhanced Video and bandwidth evolve it will render a lot of current computing power virtually obsolete. Imagine all those ISP's out there being forced to upgrade. I think CSCO and MSFT are already reacting to this new technology growth wave, as I note that the new relatively inexpensive cable modems ($200) are making upgrades to hypernet almost mandatory for serious users where these new services are already available or in beta-test. I wouln not like to see BMC trade much below 18 again. Kind rgds Wiz