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To: Joseph G. who wrote (3047)7/14/1998 9:41:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 86076
 
Somebody at DBC has been drinking and typing. -g-
18:15 [INTC] INTEL SAYS WANTS TO GET HEAD COUNT DOWN TO 3,000.
18:15 [INTC] INTEL SAYS LAYOFF PLAN UNCHANGED.
18:14 [INTC] INTEL SAYS MEDIA SPENDS MAY BE UP IN Q3.
18:14 [INTC] INTEL SAYS WON'T REDUCE LARGE MEDIA SPENDS.
18:14 [INTC] INTEL EXPECTS SECOND-HALF REVENUE UP OVER SECOND HALF.
18:08 [INTC] INTEL: SEES MENDECINO SHIPMENTS SHIPMENTS "EARLY SECOND-HALF".
18:03 [INTC] INTEL SAYS COMPETITIVE PROCESSORS AT LOWER-END OF RANGE.
18:02 [INTC] INTEL: $145 MILLION INCOME FOR NEXT QUARTER INCLUDES CNET SELLOUT.
18:01 [INTC] INTEL SEES MID-TEEN PERCENT FOR PC MARKET GROWTH; IN LINE WITH EXPECTATIONS.
18:00 [INTC] INTEL: ASIAN MARKETS LOOK "INCREASINGLY INDEPENDENT".
17:54 [INTC] INTEL SEES PROCESSOR PERFORMANCE GOING UP/WORKSTATIONS GOING INTO THOSE MARKETS.
17:54 [INTC] INTEL SEES NEAR-TERM DISPLACEMENT OF PENTUIM II SHIPMENTS.
17:52 [INTC] INTEL: OVERALL VOLUME "RELATIVELY SMALL", WILL SEE GROWTH OVER NEXT FEW QUARTERS.
17:50 [INTC] CIBC OPPENHEIMER ANALYST QUESTIONS INTEL INVENTORY CORRECTION LENGTH.
17:47 [INTC] INTEL: FLAT TO SLIGHTLY INCREASING REVENUE IN Q3 SUPPORTED BY BACKLOG.
17:45 [INTC] INTEL SEES Q3 REVENUE "FLAT TO SLIGHTLY UP".



To: Joseph G. who wrote (3047)7/15/1998 9:13:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 86076
 
This is what Fleck has to say about my accounting Q.

<<In the quarter, they burned $3 billion of
cash. (Now some of that was due to DEC acquisition, but
nevertheless, they burned $3 billion in cash.) To keep the stock
share count even, they bought back $1.7 billion in stock. They
spent more on stock-buybacks than they earned. Now they are
down to $7-1/2 billion in cash, which sounds like a lot, except that
when you burn $2 or 3 billion a quarter, it doesn't get you very far.

One of two things will happen. They will either run out of cash in
couple of quarters (I don't think they will be that crazy), or they are
going to have to slow the share buy-back. If they do the latter,
obviously that will reduce the bid in the market and will help to
dilute earnings. Not only are they in a difficult position as
businessmen, they also are in a difficult position as stock market
operators. They've built in a requirement to buy back huge
amounts of stock, but the business is not really generating the
cash to support that, which is why more lay-offs are on the way. >>

Does this mean I have Fleck eyes? -g-

-MMV