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To: Candle stick who wrote (15419)	3/5/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: Mr. Aloha	Respond to of 25960

Here's some information on Intel.. ''Intel has tried to rally and broke technically at 67 and then rallied to 95-96,'' said Hays. ''The 200-day moving average is key. If it (Intel's stock) breaks 81 tomorrow, it'll be a very weak sign.'' It was posted somewhere that earnings would still be approx. $5.50+ per share for 1998? 20 x 5.5 = $110 per share? How far can Intel fall before it looks CHEAP? I'm going to guess a quick painful drop with some stability towards the end tomorrow. So what if Intel and the chip makers have some oversupply? This could be an interesting buying opportunity for Intel investors?? I'm watching GMGC which took off today, up something like 150%. That could be a nice short?? DELL and MSFT have enjoyed too much recently. Aloha