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To: TREND1 who wrote (2636)	12/23/1997 10:53:00 AM
From: pat mudge	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

[Marty Gold on DSPs] I just posted this to the Spectrum Signal thread: <<< EE Times December 08, 1997, Issue: 984 Section: Design DSPs: A year of changes Martin Gold For digital signal processing, 1997 was a year of transition that included the start of a major consolidation among vendors offering card-level DSP subsystems with standalone, general-purpose DSPs. The merger of Loughborough Sound Images and Mizar Inc. last month is the latest such development. Earlier in the year, Ixthos was acquired by DY4 Systems Inc., while RadiSys Corp. took over Sonitech International Inc. I expect further consolidation, especially among card makers whose primary thrust has been using the older architectures for the military market. There will, however, be both survivors and newcomers whose claim to fame is being among the first to offer subsystems with the newer DSPs, such as TI's C6X. Also this year, the chip suppliers loudly touted new architectures said to offer significant increases in speed and lower power dissipation. Texas Instruments unveiled its fixed- and floating-point 320C6X families; Lucent Technologies launched its dual-MAC DSP16000 core, claiming to deliver next-generation performance with no compromise in memory size and power consumption. Next year will see the battle for large design wins as the new devices go into volume production. Communications systems are now the market driver for DSP solutions. Add computer networking to this list as the market to watch in the new year. But DSPs for these markets require a new approach, a new way of thinking. . . .>>>> [For full text, go to: cmp.com search under Marty Gold.

To: TREND1 who wrote (2636)	12/23/1997 11:29:00 AM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Note: To members on my email list. If I get errors coming back to me like "can not send email for last five days", or "email ID does not exist" I DELETE YOUR ID RIGHT AWAY ! You can send me another email and I will try once again, but some email ID's just keep giving me problems........ ...so you just get deleted.....SORRY ! Larry Dudash

To: TREND1 who wrote (2636)	12/26/1997 7:01:00 AM
From: Mike Harvey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

"Doji's are not 100%". Yes, I know that. (If they were, neither you nor I would be corresponding about them - we'd just concentrate on making a fortune). However, personally I put great weight to them in making decisions, and, as time passes, try not to forget that they occurred for a particular stock. In other words, to me the (2-day) Doji on Dec 11/12 is still 'operative'; and will be until proven otherwise. By the way, note that in the week immediately following the original (2-day) Doji, the stock did track up; similarly on 12/22 you saw a Doji going the other way. Observing the near-certainty with which TXN would close with a Doji on 12/22, I opted out late afternoon and was rewarded. So you can see why the heavy weight. But this is STILL not to say that it should be the sole factor in a trading decision; absolutely not. Best of luck trading.