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To: Eugene M O'Donnell who wrote (52228)	4/6/1998 6:38:00 PM
From: up3up4	Respond to of 186894

Gene, Thanks, I agreed with you. I actually reversed my puts (bought last week when it was 79) and bought the May 75 calls right before the market close at around 74 1/8. I saw the same thing with the low bollinger band; however, I am a little worried about the overall market that might drive INTC lower. MOT's earning is in-line with expectation. Regards, Alex

To: Eugene M O'Donnell who wrote (52228)	4/6/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: Maverick	Respond to of 186894

MOT's Q1 EPS of 0.23 in line, warns Q2 Motorola Inc. (MOT) 59 7/8 -5/16: semiconductor and cellular phone equipment concern posts a Q1 profit of $0.23 a share, in line with the First Call estimate, vs year-ago net of $0.53 a share; sales rose 4.5% to $6.9 bln; as expected, semiconductor and paging/cellular phone sales hurt by woes in Asia; MOT also warning that Q2 sales are expected to come in below year-ago level of $7.521 bln; hence, Q2 earnings are expected to come in below Wall Street estimates of $0.43 a share, vs year-ago net of $0.62 a share; in fact, Q2 earnings could match Q1 profits.