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To: Joe Sabatini who wrote (53435)	4/15/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: Ob C Qwe US	Respond to of 186894

What's aftermarket trading showing?

To: Joe Sabatini who wrote (53435)	4/15/1998 5:16:00 PM
From: Joe Sabatini	Respond to of 186894

On the other hand, all of you shareholders are talking up Intel like the world will suddenly change after the second quarter ends. Like you'll wake up on 'the morning after', and Intel will be pulling 20-25% years again. Well, it ain't gonna happen. Like I said in an earlier post, their troubles are just beginning. And even Intel doesn't really know what things will be like in the second half of the year. It's all speculation at this point. And let's say that everyone just ignores the bad news and bids Intel up to 110 before the 3rd quarter. Then lets say Intel does return to a modest growth path. What's going to happen? Is it going higher still? Intel has a trailing PE of 20. It will be lucky to grow a quarter of that in percentage terms this year. That should put things in perspective. Intel's price is just fine right where it is. Joe S.

To: Joe Sabatini who wrote (53435)	4/15/1998 8:29:00 PM
From: Dennis	Respond to of 186894

If an analyst knows something about a stock (insider information) and says just the opposite to the public in order to manipulate the stock to his/her advantage wouldn't you consider that against SEC rules?? Never mind the conflict of interest which is involved. Look what happened to Jeff Vinik !! I am sure this is going on ALL THE TIME. It does so because the public lets it go on. As the general public gets more and more involved in trading stocks it is going to become a bigger and bigger issue. Once the public figures out that most of it is bull, they will leave the market for good. Which is bad. g