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To: robert w fain who wrote (2511)	12/16/1997 1:04:00 AM
From: bundashus	Respond to of 6180

I went to the MU thread. Mixed reaction to MU's earnings report. It appears that MU is up in after market trading.

To: robert w fain who wrote (2511)	12/16/1997 9:22:00 AM
From: Charlie Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Bob: This analysis, from the previous post, seems as good as any: The key to today is how the market treats MU's earnings release. MU was down in early European trading per cnbc but not by a heck of a lot (though I now just heard Joe Kernan say that he saw a 20-ish price on Instinet, albeit little/no volume). TXN was up a quarter in Europe. IMO if by mid-late this morning you see only a muted negative performance to MU's stock - i.e., a non-tank - then this means that most of the negative news on the semis has already been built into prices, and that therefore TXN's 2-day doji does in fact indicate a reversal. If you see MU heading deep south, however, then forget about the possible reversal in TXN. Message 2976484 Remember Bob, I'm no good at the day to day game, so I don't play. Happy holidays, Charlie