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To: SJS who wrote (7341)2/11/1999 2:07:00 PM
From: drsvelte  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
From DLJ

MICRON TECHNOLOGY (MU: $72.81)# 02/09/99
Initiating Coverage with Market Perform Rating
Earnings Per Share Old New P/E Ratios
(FY:Aug.) 2000E $ $3.70 19.7
1999E 0.45 161.8
1998E (0.76) NM


Rating: MARKET PERF. Change: None 12-Mo. Target: $90


We believe that a DRAM market recovery has begun, which has positive implications for Micron earnings. Recent price firmness in the DRAM market continues due to strong PC demand driving high bit consumption and absorption of excess capacity, aggravated by the recent LG Semicon strike. We believe Micron stock will eventually reach significantly higher levels as the cyclical recovery progresses. However, at its current price, the stock already assumes that we are well into a cyclical DRAM recovery, and does not discount any of the potential risk factors that lie ahead in 1999. We initiate coverage with a Market Perform rating based on valuation. We would look for a pull-back in the stock or strengthening fundamentals to upgrade our opinion.

I just put a small limit short in at 67 7/8. Have only shorted one other stock since November (SCI). Can someone hold my cyber-hand!

EDIT - short executed @68



To: SJS who wrote (7341)2/11/1999 4:50:00 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Respond to of 14427
 
***Note***

the MU mis-information was first detected on the Micron Only thread by 2 or 3 very astute common folk, was further disected on MB's thread and then was picked up by the mainstream news media...