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Technology Stocks : Actel [ACTL] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Larry J. who wrote (463)	1/8/1998 12:16:00 PM
From: William Grady	Respond to of 674

Larry, anxiously awaiting any information you can dig up. I got back into ACTL today at 11 1/2. Figured since 52 week low is 11 1/4 downside is limited. Next year's projected earnings of .94 are about half of the leaders XLNX (1.99) and ALTR (1.90); yet ACTL is selling for much less than half the value of XLNX and ALTR stock. Good luck,

To: Larry J. who wrote (463)	1/8/1998 2:42:00 PM
From: CJ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 674

Larry - & Thread: ACTL's advantage? Hi - You wrote that Actel should do OK if it sticks w/ its antifuse switches in [its FPGA's] - or close to that...Since you are now w/a Co. that doesn't sell Actel products, and are still in touch w/ former co-workers, I am wondering if there are any other companies that appear to have pulled-ahead of Actel in its having antifuse switches that are smaller & have lwr. elec. resistence than others? [I am not a technology industry person - so I hope this makes sense!] Was just wondering if Actel's proprietary products are still leaders - in products & pricing. I didn't see Actel mentioned on the Deloitte 500 -Doesn't seem to be hurting, but any thoughts about that? Thanks much.....Hope y'all are having a good one, CJ