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1245 Mike - thanks for sharing your analysis. I heard that bookings are better than jeffbas-2/27/1997
1244 I cannot speak for Mr. Olivier, but I suspect he is still keeping with his ofteMichael Sphar-2/27/1997
1243 Mike - P.S. Based on a contact with Julius today that I am aware of, I think yjeffbas-2/26/1997
1242 Mike - I admire your courage. I am more like the "cowardly lion". Byjeffbas-2/26/1997
1241 Hi Jeff, A couple things you might also consider as pluses: The new fab manageMichael Sphar-2/26/1997
1240 I do not know if the price has taken everything into account - and that is the jeffbas-2/26/1997
1239 Jeffrey, what I don't understand is XICO has a trailing PE of only 10. DespRamsey Su-2/26/1997
1238 Paula - My post and your last sentence are the problem - long time holders are jeffbas-2/26/1997
1237 Thanks Jeffrey, but you essentially repeated the point of my earlier post, i.e.John Posatiere-2/25/1997
1236 Jeffrey, If your buy-in price is $2 then why don't you sell and smile on tPAR-2/25/1997
1235 To develop new products for which there is demand but not have the equipment injeffbas-2/25/1997
1234 Jeff, as a relatively new XICO watcher, could you tell me how exactly the managJohn Posatiere-2/25/1997
1233 I think that you are dreaming, John. I just hope that the decline stops short jeffbas-2/25/1997
1232 The chart has essentially been consolidating (or flat) for almost 2 months now,John Posatiere-2/25/1997
1231 Jeffrey, Both EEPROM and Flash allow in-system writable non-volatile storage. Monte Doherty-2/25/1997
1230 Flash is more efficient than EEPROM for large memory devices such as are used fMonte Doherty-2/25/1997
1229 To all: New low 7 3/8 today ( within 1 month), Some bad news? and the volume ichen hong-2/25/1997
1228 Steve, this may seem like a cop-out but I don't think it is appropriate to Monte Doherty-2/25/1997
1227 Fidelity's 13f form is now on Edgar for the quarter ending 12/31/96. It shoglenn s. turner-2/25/1997
1226 Please go read the entire filing on Edgar (I have). The filing was with respecjeffbas-2/25/1997
1225 Would you briefly compare for a non-tech person like me EEPROM, Flash and Xicorjeffbas-2/25/1997
1224 HI DON! If the information in message #2364 of the OAKT-thread is correct then shasta23-2/24/1997
1223 Monte - From your message, I get the impression that FLASH is generally much mRob-Chemist-2/24/1997
1222 So this Grayson Electronics product that is going to use flash vs. EE at 1/3 thsteve olivier-2/24/1997
1221 I have no quibbles about your argument of 16bit vs. 8bit micros. Each is usefuMonte Doherty-2/24/1997
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