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To: Tony Viola who wrote (15114)	9/18/1998 12:00:00 PM
From: DanZ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25814

Tony, I too noticed that Jubak got the ticker symbol for ADI wrong, but you can't argue with his analysis. Numbers are numbers; they don't lie. If one believes in the future of technology, the companies on his list are severely undervalued and will eventually produce big gains for those who are willing to hold them. There's no way to determine exactly where these stocks will bottom. They may be bottoming right now for all we know. But I do believe in the future of LSI (and VLSI) and agree with Jubak's conclusion. Both stocks are ridiculously cheap, VLSI more so than LSI. Dan

To: Tony Viola who wrote (15114)	9/18/1998 12:06:00 PM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 25814

Hitachi To Close Wafer Production Unit In October 10:12 a.m. Sep 18, 1998 Eastern TOKYO (Reuters) - Hitachi Ltd said today that a wafer-production unit of its wholly-owned subsidiary would halt operations on October 20. The unit, Ibaraki Semicon Material Co Ltd, will transfer production of eight-inch epitaxial wafers to its parent Hitachi Tokyo Electronics, a spokesman for Hitachi said. Monthly sales at Ibaraki Semicon Material averaged 500 million yen, the spokesman said. The move came as growth in demand for the wafers had not been up to the company's initial expectations amid continuing slump in the semiconductor market, Hitachi said in a statement. Epitaxial waf ers are increasingly used in high-density large-scale integration (LSI) chips o~~~ O