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To: Judy who wrote (17787)4/4/1998 9:13:00 PM
From: AlienTech  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50167
 
>>can you be more specific about the time frame of this mf? <<

Yea friday. Which is surprising since the price did go up.

>>Do you know how much neg mf it takes to move INTC down 1 point over an interval of time?? <<

1 buck/share leaving the stock causes a -ve flow of $1. So when the stock closes higher it usually means most of the trades took place on the sell side and near the end the buyers pushed the price up.

On the ASND thing, it fell to 40 in a few weeks after that. And yes MF is always secondary indicator but it also makes you want to find out why. And the professionals are not always right.. But mr.currylack said summer would be bad for intc. And for some reason currylack always pops up at the worst moment.



To: Judy who wrote (17787)4/5/1998 8:52:00 PM
From: Nancy  Respond to of 50167
 
ORCL - Network computing has never been a factor in ORCL price - most have been skeptical long before the sub 1000 PC anyway.

News were ORCL was unable to give a clear picture of its own core business in its analysts meeting last week. More over, some said the production schedule delay etc is caused by the incorporation of java programming which proves to be far more difficult than expected rather than the Asia factor ORCL lay the blame on.

No wonder MSFT and now HWP decide to do their own version of java instead of going for the open platform - it seems the open platform is a dream that remains illusive in implementation.