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To: Time Traveler who wrote (28509)	2/19/1998 5:50:00 PM
From: Kevin K. Spurway	Respond to of 1572100

Re: "You do not want to hear my number because these guys are very generous compared to mine." Hope you're short then, if you're that confident.

To: Time Traveler who wrote (28509)	2/19/1998 6:05:00 PM
From: AK2004	Respond to of 1572100

John it's always nice to know that you, Paul and Yousef are so sure that you're all so much smarter than the market. While in the short term AMD is fairly unstable and as a result of it market is overoptimistic about Intel (what? tiny AMD controls Intel share price!?) I find it hard to believe that market really believes that Intel is better than US treasury ( I presume you can calculate). And I presume you know what it means in the long run. Amd on another hand has planty of room to grow. It would take a bit longer but it'll be there. no need to respond

To: Time Traveler who wrote (28509)	2/19/1998 10:23:00 PM
From: John Goldthorp	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572100

Albert,please don't interrupt John's relentless pursuit of truth In his own words I'm the only one who doesn't get his point. He won't bother to correctly spell my name but ...oh well. Warren Buffett and Mike Price will both tell you that the current stock quotation has little if anything to do with "fair value". This may go for Intel as well as AMD but since "I don't get it", who could you possibly trust on this? BTW ... Welcome back, things may get a little more lively now. John Goldthorp