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To: yousef hashmi who wrote (35016)	6/16/1998 8:13:00 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 53903

>>esign shrinks by DRAM suppliers will continue to flood the market with more chips than it can absorb even with growing demand, he said. "I expect the DRAM supply this year to be more than double last year's production [and] that still exceeds demand." Oh doesn't see "supply getting into better balance with demand until sometime in 1999." << price stability in 1999, boys and girls. will 16 mb chips be traded for 3 pieces of bazooka bubble gum by that time? ;-) supply grows at 100% and demand grows at... half that, maybe? 3/4? 78 tons of dram against the wall, 78 tons of dram against the wall... prices continue to fall, 90 tons of dram against the wall... what do ya have to say about that mr dudash? BOOM BOOM BOOM! sweepin' mu with a broom! :-)