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To: Robert Florin who wrote (603)	12/14/1997 4:22:00 AM
From: Gary Ku	Respond to of 1853

The Wall Street Journal on Friday, 12/12/97 talking about the recent Hi-Tech situation. It says that the business environment is much better now than before asian flu. The reason is companys like Samson, Heindai etc. are cutting back productions. The competitions are getting much less now. For consumer side, China and India are picking up. I don't blame your just extending present situation to the future. Lots of the so called analysts are doing in the same way. Don't forget before asian flu, the analysts are predicting the hi-tech industries are growing at 25% a year forever. Now, you know the rest. In reality, the hi-tech will grow no matter what. Those with cash rich companys will do much better after debacle. TSEMF will grow faster with asian flu than without it. New designer center is completed, more appreciations are coming.