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To: Tony Wang who wrote (43344)	2/27/1999 6:14:00 PM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

Tony Please give me the number of the post where you called the top in MU ! After all I am just a computer (g) Hal

To: Tony Wang who wrote (43344)	2/27/1999 6:58:00 PM
From: Robert	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53903

Gee, Tony. You sound like a desperate MU long. Ask yourself this question: why would Goldman Sachs downgrade MU on Friday morning before the open when (i) it was already down more than 15 points from its high and (ii) as PAInvestor pretends, all is great in DRAM land? Goldman has very strong ties to MU as John Graybill has noted on this thread, so my guess would be that they know something you, in your infinite wisdom, do not. Perhaps the balance of posts here are on the bearish side because MU is outrageously overvalued. Ya think? But then again, you make a careless statement about Korea when the post RIGHT BEFORE YOURS (!) debunks your opinion! Another idea for you to chew on: what happens to MU if the broader market ever truly breaks? The cracks are beginning to show, particularly in the techs. But then again I guess you believe that MU will levitate on its magic carpet against all odds. <g> Feel free to go long MU. My guess would be that it will do a very nice job of generating capital losses for you. -- Robert