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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Spike who wrote (3074)	2/18/1998 7:56:00 AM
From: Lorenzo Perez	Respond to of 93625

It seems to be some player went out yesterday. I have losed a lot of money in the past getting out of a good stock when it headed south temporarely, and them I missed the real run up. The button line regarding Rambus is on yesterday news by himself: "We are pleased to see Rambus deliver the Direct RDRAM interface design on schedule," said Peter MacWilliams, Intel Fellow and Director of Platform Architecture. "This is an important milestone to support the transition from today's PC100 SDRAM to Direct RDRAM beginning in 1999, reinforcing that Intel's main memory roadmap is right on track." Intel in 1996 disclosed its plan to use Direct Rambus technology for PC main memory. Volume production of PC main memory devices is planned for 1999. In total, work is progressing at 10 different logic IC companies on providing Direct Rambus interface logic for computer, communications and consumer electronics applications. "This is the start of the Rambus-PC era," said Jim Handy, director and principal analyst of Dataquest's Memories Worldwide Service. "Intel has expressed their intent to use Rambus for future PC generations and with the release of this specification, DRAM manufacturers can now proceed with the part that Intel wants. The role Rambus has taken assures OEMs that they can change DRAM suppliers without having to worry whether or not their memory systems will still work."

To: Spike who wrote (3074)	2/18/1998 8:09:00 AM
From: Lorenzo Perez	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 93625

By the way, the yesterday's volume was up just enough to justify the fall in the price that was similar on other tech-stocks traded at NASDAQ like CTXS -3 1/4, MSFT -3 1/8, LSCC -2 15/32. Profit taking? Now, watch out for premarket trading. When a stock close down as RMBS did yesterday, MM and shorters used to trade a few shares 1 or 2 point down before openning to provoce panic and massive sell off. If that is the case today, we'll have another opportunity to load in and make a quick profit on today's Rambus trade. Good luck