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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (34951)	6/15/1998 9:57:00 AM
From: DavidG	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53903

Skeeter, david, glad to see my reasoning is tight as you have to distort the context of what i say. a said they will have little cash left and even gave an example YOU said without thinking: >>> "sept's q is looking like even larger losses and then there will be very little free cash available. " ...AND... "once the money is gone... who's going to lend a company money with billions in debt, lots interest payments, and no cash in the middle of a horrible worldwide dram glut?" <<<<< Both ridiculous statements and untrue. MU has to lose $4.50 this quarter and next and there is nothing forecasted to say things are that bad. I gave you the benifit of a $200 million loss (which I don't believe will occur) which will give MU the $700+ million cash. That is NOT little by any standard. Also MU's long term debt last quarter was stated at $741 million....NOT BILLIONS><VBG> You are as accurate about MU's balance sheet as you were about arguing with the thread that Tokyo based Toshiba was a KOREAN company. ...You really should have paid more attention in Grade school and then maybe your posts will not sound so absurd and filled with nonsense. Also MU was down 1/3 in last six weeks and so was the SOXX and all while the yen was dropping. Take a finance course and then maybe you will know what is going on.