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To: RWS who wrote (4953)	1/25/1998 8:13:00 PM
From: LastShadow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

CORR & IIT CORR doesnt look too healthy to me. Even though there was a ton of action in the last hour Friday driving it back up, it just doesn't look like its done tanking. My advice, for whatever its worth is to NOT buy a stock rising off a bottom on a Friday adternoon - just as one shouldn't buy at open if one is screaming up. Bounces are a lot harder to play well if you are vigilent. Finding reversals and playing those are substantially more profitable to me, and less dependent upon gluing yoruself to the monitor. IIT - bought this Four times and sold twice - last buy was Friday morning to average my holdings down (not recommended). This one is a mid term hold for me, I just averaged down because I don't like sitting negative at the start. I'm not negative on my total plays of IIT, but I treat every entry like a different ticker just so I don't start thinking I know how the stock will react. I see it as a buy right now, for either short or long term. lastshadow

To: RWS who wrote (4953)	1/26/1998 5:30:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

INTC to launch fastest Pentium II chip SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Intel Corp will launch its fastest Pentium processor yet today, when it unveils a 333 megahertz version of the Pentium II chip. More than a dozen PC makers will begin offering new systems with the chip, beginning Monday, Intel said. The company said its new Pentium II will be used in systems ranging from powerful workstations and server computers, to corporate desktop and consumer PCs. Previously, Intel's fastest Pentium II was a 300 megahertz version, which was introduced last year. The latest version of the Pentium II costs $722 each, in $1,000 unit quantities, the Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip giant said.