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To: Carl Held who wrote (41956)	1/7/1999 2:09:00 PM
From: wily	Respond to of 53903

It wasn't analysis, it was reporting

To: Carl Held who wrote (41956)	1/7/1999 2:10:00 PM
From: DJBEINO	Respond to of 53903

"The recent increase in activity in the DRAM market has pushed pricing higher in various 64 MEG product. 4MX16 EDO 4K REF 3V TSOP and most 16MX4 configurations we follow are trading at higher price levels. 16 MEG and Module product market activity continues to be healthy. Intel CPU trading is stable."according to AICE Wednesday January 06, 1999 Intel Pentium II 350 and 400 remain in demand by OEM's and pricing levels continue to be healthy. Otherwise, other Pentium and Celeron trading is stable. DRAM activity follows the trends set over the past few days. Tuesday January 05, 1999 Dram trading activity is brisk. Price levels remain constant. Interest is most notably in the 16 MEG capacity configurations. The Intel Pentium market is stable as a price restructuring is slated for January 24th.