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To: Ali Chen who wrote (36790)	9/7/1998 8:41:00 PM
From: Dale J.	Respond to of 1571304

Ali, Same way as you were wrong on the Forbes Magazine research of Intel's stock option plans and hidden costs. No. I already said I agree with the Forbes article. See for yourself. Message 5219862 However, as you already know, this is not a problem that is exclusive to Intel. It is a problem for the entire market, and I agree with your overall concern for the entire market. It's financial legerdemain, and it will eventually become a problem. It was legerdemain that eventually became a problem for the entire Japanese banking system. Just because Intel is a semi-God and others are handless morons? Is this your assumption, right? Wrong! Just like any other stock, I will continue to sell Intel anytime I think problems loom on the horizon. I sold last Spring when they came out with Celery. But I bought back last June when things started to turn around. Intel looks good for the next couple of Qtrs, beyond that we have to wait and see. Right? Of course I'm right. Regards, Dale