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To: Norrin Radd who wrote (4354)	12/10/1998 5:07:00 PM
From: DJBEINO	Respond to of 9582

"In keeping with the end of the year theme, OEMs are in the market offering excess supply on DRAM and CPUs. Reducing inventory levels is common practice at each quarter end, but quantities are typically greater during the calendar year end." according to AICE Wednesday December 09, 1998 Trading in DRAM and CPUs is similar in that pricing is unchanged and activity is stable. Typically OEM activity in the open market tapers off as the Christmas holiday approaches. Tuesday December 08, 1998 Prices on 64 MEG EDO DRAM and memory modules in all modes have increased. 4MX16 EDO, 8MX8 EDO, and 16MX4 EDO have advanced strongly as OEMs are in the market acquiring available stock. Various module configurations in FPM, EDO, and SYNCH modes are trading at higher levels. Intel Pentium market activity is stable with no price moves to note at this time.