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To: Rosemary who wrote (6195)8/13/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: MulhollandDrive  Respond to of 93625
 
Yep,

Probably won't know until they've had a chance to load up while it's still in the 50's...<g>

bp



To: Rosemary who wrote (6195)8/13/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: Barry Grossman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 93625
 
Rosemary,

From briefing.com this am:

SEMICONDUCTOR STOCKS. This much battered sector continues to receive positive feedback from Wall Street. However, given how many false starts many of these issues have had in recent months, and with Asia not necessarily getting economically better, investors remain a bit gun-shy. Still, certain issues have done significantly better than others in the past couple of weeks, reflective that this is truly a stock pickers market, with companies that lack any type of sales and earnings visibility performing poorly. Today, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's semiconductor analyst Mark Edelstone issued positive remarks about the sector in general, basically noting that fundamentals are beginning to turn, with the last 30 days being particularly strong. Given the turn in fundamentals, his favorite issues remain Intel (INTC 86 +3/8) in the large cap sector, Xilinx Inc. (XLNX 41 11/16 +5/8) in the mid-cap and Neomagic (NMGC 17 7/16 +1 1/4) in the small-cap sector. While these stock have traded higher today, investors seem to be still holding back. Too many false starts has previously disappointed investors. Whether there is light at the end of the tunnel is debatable, but certainly, not all issues are created equal and investors should be wise in picking stocks that have earnings prowess even while operating without much contribution from Asia. Accordingly, investors should keep to the market leaders. Yet, many of these issues have already bounced from their lows and seem to be well priced given global market conditions. In a stock picker's market, the search for good quality stocks is a tough challenge.
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I wonder when Rambus will move to his "favorites" list?

Barry