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CYRIX / NSM
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32144 Steve, <i>I know a lot of people whose average price was north of $25.&lScumbria-5/6/1999
32143 Just hedged and sold 50% of my position @ 19 1/4; couldn't resist taking a Stormweaver-5/6/1999
32142 I know everyone right now is pretty busy trashing halla and nsm but great post.tejek-5/6/1999
32141 Pravin, I think it was .825 for one. And you are lucky if your average price Steve Porter-5/6/1999
32140 Date Broker Action From To : 6-May-99 Mrgn Stnly Dn WttStormweaver-5/6/1999
32139 Pravin, efficiency must be accompanied by volume. That Portland fab was set upJimmy Liao-5/6/1999
32138 Steve, <i>but I think long term, the folks that owned Cyrix on itPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32137 Jimmy, National fabs have always been very efficient. They have made good margPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32136 Pravin, If they sell the MII design team, they are selling Cyrix.. without theSteve Porter-5/6/1999
32135 Pravin, Long term I see nowhere for NSM to go but down. The networking segmenSteve Porter-5/6/1999
32134 <i>Yes, but NSM must operate within the bounds of their resources. NSMdumbmoney-5/6/1999
32133 Ok everyone, NSM never said that they are selling Cyrix! There was only one comPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32132 Pravin, Well if National is planning on using RISC cores for their PCOAC idea Steve Porter-5/6/1999
32131 Steve, <i>I can't see how contract fabbed MediaGX would compPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32130 I'm a big fan of George Gilder. He has a column today in the Wall StreJimmy Liao-5/6/1999
32129 Pravin, Thanks.. I hope everyone ends up making money on this thing, but I thiSteve Porter-5/6/1999
32128 Steve, re: The CPU cores for the PCOAC ideas all trickled down from the CyrixPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32127 Yes, Pravin, you are right, but IBM already has copper, so taking the Portland Jimmy Liao-5/6/1999
32126 Yes, that is why the market likes it. However, just like George Gilder said &quDaskin-5/6/1999
32125 Steve, Good luck with your short term trade. I hope you end up regreting selliPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32124 Daskin, I think that semi profits for Q2 will be above expectations. A recoverPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32123 Steve, I don't think AMD can even consider buying the Portland fab. It wouPravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32122 Pravin, The way ti's looking right now, it looks as though NSm doesn'tSteve Porter-5/6/1999
32121 Jimmy, IBM has also been doing quite well in the foundary business. Pravin. Pravin Kamdar-5/6/1999
32120 Mark, Oh I know.. the most annoying part for me wasn't the loss of money..Steve Porter-5/6/1999
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