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To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (53128)	4/14/1998 9:59:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

Fred - Re: "Which reality??? That Intel remains one of the most profitable companies in the world?" Thanks for the superb answer to Jim McMannis's remark. He's hurting. Pity him. No...don't pity him! Paul

To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (53128)	4/14/1998 11:50:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

what reality? that intel is no longer a growth company (do not confuse with groth stock ;-) hey, i had to do it. the numbers didn't look too bad. intel is, hopefully, reinventing itself as the chip world has changed forever and the same old, same old won't work going forward. i see intel integrating more functions on chips as added value items to protect their margins. otherwise, tanking pc prices will be a large incentive to cut out intel or their fat margins. good luck.

To: Fred Fahmy who wrote (53128)	4/15/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Fred, RE:"To: +Jim McMannis (53123 ) From: +Fred Fahmy Tuesday, Apr 14 1998 7:00PM ET Reply # of 53510 <Wait until reality sets in.> Which reality??? That Intel remains one of the most profitable companies in the world? That Intel is at the heart of a global technology revolution that is still in its infancy? That Intel's future prospects/opportunity at the high end are fantastic? That Intel has the potential to dominate the high end in the same way they dominated the desktop while still getting more than their fair share of the mid and low end? That Intel's competitors have been reduced to well tuned money losing machines? That Intel is an extremely well managed company? That Intel has tremendous brand awareness, loyalty, and marketing? That Intel's CPU manufacturing processes are extraordinary and unmatched? That Intel has one of the most solid balance sheets of any company listed on any exchange? That a few slow quarters or even a slow year does not make or break a dominant industry leader? I sure hope that "reality sets in" <ggg>. Eventually, it usually does. Short term....who knows. I could care less. Long term, I still see INTC as one of the best investments with one of the lowest risk/reward ratios. Good luck to all, FF ------------------------------------ I guess reality set in this afternoon as Intel couldn't hold its gains... exchange2000.com