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Semi-Equips - Buy when BLOOD is running in the streets!
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10896I still own shares.Kirk ©-11/20/2008
10895Kirk, one of your favorites (at least it was), and on my shopping list of greatEACarl-11/20/2008
10894Mentioning UTEK is a non-starter. This is an advisory message. The next step iCary Salsberg-11/20/2008
10893Cary’s List with insider buys AMAT, ASML, KLAC, NVLS, ALTR, XLNX, LLTC, MXIM TooKirk ©-11/20/2008
10892I've made good money trading UTEK this year and it is one of my few stocks tKirk ©-11/20/2008
10891I am long AMAT, ASML, KLAC, NVLS, ALTR, XLNX, LLTC, MXIM and my plan is to hold Cary Salsberg-11/20/2008
10890Cary: I don't think AMAT belongs in the same category as the other semi equKMcKlendin-11/19/2008
10889<i>surprised at how UTEK is acting much better than AMAT</i> Might Sam Citron-11/19/2008
10888Hi Sam, I didn't follow my advice to you, in 2007, about watching the Feds Cary Salsberg-11/18/2008
10887Re: "Is there enough blood in the streets to revive this thread yet?" Investor2-11/18/2008
10886Amazing how cheap some good companies are <img src='http://bigcharts.marKirk ©-11/18/2008
10885Hi Cary, Is there enough blood in the streets to revive this thread yet? SamSam Citron-11/18/2008
10884DRAM contract price stops falling in 2H June Printer friendly Related storieetchmeister-6/25/2007
10883datapoint DDR2 512Mb 64Mx8 667MHz 3.30 2.00 2.95 2.15 2.36 Up ( 6.96%) etchmeister-6/21/2007
10882datapoint - so far so good DDR2 512Mb 64Mx8 667MHz 2.30 1.73 2.30 1.75 1etchmeister-6/15/2007
10881Memory chipmakers brace for tough quarter Industry headed for loss; DRAM supplieetchmeister-6/4/2007
10880This shows that even Hynix will probably be forced to trim its wafer-in capacityetchmeister-6/4/2007
10879"refinery model" working ? DDR2 512Mb 64Mx8 667MHz 2.05 1.70 2.0etchmeister-5/31/2007
10878Needless to comment on 200 mm I suppose... No more price drops, DRAM makers saetchmeister-5/31/2007
10877datapoint 1.72 - 1.58 = .14; according to my previous post a week agao the pricetchmeister-5/30/2007
10876Applying the "refinery model" might work; I know it's far too earletchmeister-5/24/2007
10875Today ML smashed all the DRAM guys - they don't look at cost structure of thetchmeister-5/23/2007
10874I guess I got egg all over my face. It is not a company I follow so my guess wassat2000-5/23/2007
10873I know the Micron chart - what's your conclusion?etchmeister-5/23/2007
10872Look at MU eom WoodyWoody_Nickels-5/23/2007
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