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To: Michael M who wrote (52389)	4/13/1998 5:04:00 PM
From: Hunter Vann	Respond to of 58324

Another shot at the Street.com A final word of caution. Beware of ANYONE who predicts which way stocks will move in the short term. That includes witty stock columnists you enjoy reading thrice weekly. Last week, an article in the hard-hitting financial Web site TheStreet.com urged investors in Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NYSE, AMD), which reported improved semiconductor manufacturing yields in a late-Tuesday conference call, to ''look for the stock to get a sizable boost from the call Wednesday morning.'' But AMD's stock dropped more than $3 that day. Investors apparently were more concerned by AMD's bigger-than-expected loss and the suggestion that a rumored investment from International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE, IBM) wouldn't materialize. Intel, Altera, Texas Instruments, KLA-Tencor, Compaq, Sun Micro, and Digital all report this week. It could get very ugly...