MEMC INT'L. (WFR -NYSE) The Sleeping Giant?

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MEMC INT'L. (WFR -NYSE) The Sleeping Giant?

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3122	I agree with you in the forceable future, but I look at this as a time to buy.	Scotsman	-	3/11/1998
3121	I read between the PR lines and see "we cannot hold prices in a glut an	Technology Investor	-	3/11/1998
3120	I wonder if there is a relationship between Micron and WFR in stock performance	Scotsman	-	3/10/1998
3119	Yeah, the first time I saw a 1 Gb hard drive, it took a pickup truck to deliver	----------	-	3/10/1998
3118	Perhaps they will give some indication with their 1Q results. I think that will	All Mtn Ski	-	3/10/1998
3117	Tom, Your note states the following: MEMC has the ability to increase the pri	Debt Free	-	3/10/1998
3116	I asked MEMC about their Wafer pricing structure and their ability to raise pri	All Mtn Ski	-	3/10/1998
3115	Well, yes it could, but I don't think it will. It will be interesting what	Scotsman	-	3/9/1998
3114	March First Call Numbers: 1Q Estimate is ($0.55) With a high of ($0.50) and a	All Mtn Ski	-	3/9/1998
3113	There is some discussion of Isonics on the General Lithography thread; see Mess	Jonathan Edwards	-	3/8/1998
3112	Maurice, someone earlier in the week expressed concerns to WFR's business f	Zeev Hed	-	3/8/1998
3111	Doug-Y2K--I don't think the problem was saving the two bytes of hard disc s	Maurice S. Green	-	3/8/1998
3110	It seems to me that quality becomes an issue as the complexity of chips goes up	Scotsman	-	3/8/1998
3109	Re: The whole blasted problem has to do with people wanting to save a lousy 2 b	Jonathan Edwards	-	3/8/1998
3108	Re: Intel's chips seem to me to be as big as a checkbook The package Penti	Jonathan Edwards	-	3/8/1998
3107	Of course they need more chips, Maurice. They are making progress in shrinking	----------	-	3/7/1998
3106	Dog-gon-it Doug you always say things that make sense and that confuses the dic	Maurice S. Green	-	3/7/1998
3105	I think one stratigy that might work if you wish to write calls on a stock that	Scotsman	-	3/7/1998
3104	Tom: this belongs on an options thread but very quicklyI'll explain. Those	hcm1943	-	3/7/1998
3103	Are other MEMC plants shutting down for tuning or whatever? What percentage of	Scotsman	-	3/7/1998
3102	Commodity vs.high tech is not a contradiction as one may think. Commodity mean	Spekulatius	-	3/7/1998
3101	Doug, Have I ever lied to you before? Actually, it was announced Dec 8th, 199	Ian@SI	-	3/6/1998
3100	For real?! What's their new address? I have a consulting bill to send th	----------	-	3/6/1998
3099	<i>... the Sears tower. Built in the 1960's, they probably have it fu	Ian@SI	-	3/6/1998
3098	Backed by my phenomenal grasp of accounting, <BG> , I've never used b	----------	-	3/6/1998

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