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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (5102)	6/10/1998 12:13:00 PM
From: SamuraiSam	Respond to of 7841

<< Seagate, IMO, is most well suited to ride out the bad times and stands to reap the benefits of this process of natural selection.>> Do you think SEG is in a better position than QNTM? What surprises me is through all of this QNTM still has had a positive balance sheet. SS

To: Robert Douglas who wrote (5102)	6/10/1998 1:00:00 PM
From: seminole	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7841

Robert I have own various amounts of Seagate for over ten years. Although there has been many rocky periods for this company, it is resilent. A corporate turn around always takes longer than shareholders think. I contribute here infrequently because I lack expertise on the mechanics of disk drives. But I know that in order to make big return on my investment the whole industry must do well. Therefore, I want the competition to make Seagate's products better and I want the whole industry to prosper. Weak companies that fail will help SEG but I believe WDC problems are still our problems. richard