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To: Gary Ng who wrote (35871)	8/12/1998 6:46:00 AM
From: Michael DaKota	Respond to of 1572605

Gary NG Re: "What is the 'fair' value ..." Well, I think the value of AMD stock should be, looking at their sales and quality of their products, somewhere around $30-40... Just ashame that they got their (recent) historical mistakes stamped into their nose now...(debts, delivery problems, JERRY;), etc) I don't doubt AMD is going to be very profitable in the long run, I DO doubt if they can stretch their debt-holders long enough to get to that point.... Greetz, Michael da Kota, FHWL

To: Gary Ng who wrote (35871)	8/13/1998 1:16:00 AM
From: Robert Walter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572605

Gary, RE:In fact, anyone know if their K families ever made any money ? The answer is yes but it has been a long time and it wasn't very much. To find a quarter were AMD made a profit with the K family of cpu's you have to reach back to Q2 1997. If memory serves me correctly AMD turned a 7 cents per share profit. They also turned a profit in Q1 that year I think it was 9 cents per share. In Q1 1997 it was mostly driven by the K5-166 firesale and in Q2 it was caused by the release of the K6. Robert