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To: Hawk who wrote (56826)	6/3/1998 3:54:00 PM
From: Paul Fiondella	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

A good argument for buying INTC now You could average down your losses. ========================== <GGGG> I learned that from NOVL.

To: Hawk who wrote (56826)	6/3/1998 3:59:00 PM
From: Randy Ellingson	Respond to of 186894

"You called, hey theres plenty of room here at the shelter I'm staying at. Your welcome to join me. I have a bunch of Intel and I'm sure their going to warn. Stock getting creamed. Isn't life wonderful ?" It is when you buy Intel when things look more than a little bleak, and then the world decides that indeed computers are not a fad and we'll take several more (Xeons we hope) to do better business heading into 2000 and beyond. But that's only a wonderful future life. I've been DRIPping into INTC since they posted their blowout earnings in April of '97. Those shares cost me about 73.50 split-adjusted. Talk about flat (to down)! I think I'll give them a few more years. They've never reminded me of IBM, but they don't have to act like IBM or MOT to have a tough time. A little pain can do alot of good for a company (and ultimately it's share price). I'll be upgrading within a year, but not to one of their highest margin chips. Randy