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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (36136)	8/16/1998 9:58:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570766

Eric, <How do you manage to balance a checkbook?> Good question, especially for a BS at Intel. I can give you a hint: if you have several checkbooks, how do you balance your family assets? Just the one where all your paychecks go? And shamefully forget the account wasted by your wife? <Perhaps you could entertain me with some of your analytical wizardry and detail from Intel's last quarterly report how you derived this "loss".> I cannot claim credit for this wizardry. Better look at Forbes Magazine article: forbes.com and corresponding tables, then try to correlate "advances" in Intel's bank account (that went last quarter from $10B to $7B) with their rate of stock repurchases, then look at biz.yahoo.com or similar publications... Happy entertainment, kid.