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MEMC INT'L. (WFR -NYSE) The Sleeping Giant?
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3697 Scotsman, read my post to Denice. Yes, my turnips are still seeing a bottom thiZeev Hed-8/13/1998
3696 Denice, I think 9 is a very good price, but yea, I do expect to see it under 9,Zeev Hed-8/13/1998
3695 Zeev, I have been waiting for this stock to get to nine bucks. I always buy tDenice-8/13/1998
3694 Well, that doesn't sound like anything we don't already know, although Scotsman-8/13/1998
3693 Here it is: German diversified utilities and telecommunications company Veba AAll Mtn Ski-8/12/1998
3692 Looks like tomorrow could be an interesting day. Scotsman-8/12/1998
3691 Veba news: German diversified utility Veba AG <VEBG.F> is expected to reAll Mtn Ski-8/12/1998
3690 Possibly some more positive news. Two in a row. Unfortunately, or fortunately iScotsman-8/12/1998
3689 You know, it strikes me that when MEMC turns and starts up, it will be a no braScotsman-8/10/1998
3688 Perhaps some good news for a change eet.comScotsman-8/7/1998
3687 Do you think some of the silicon wafer reclaimers, like SEMX, would benefit froBulbaMan-8/7/1998
3686 Thanks olduvai5, That bonding and polishing process for the thick SIMOX sounds John Finley-8/7/1998
3685 olduvai, do they deposit the oxide or use the thin pyrex layer? I have used pyrZeev Hed-8/7/1998
3684 Hi John, the current technique for thick SiO wafers is to take a low quality Solduvai5-8/7/1998
3683 I agree, WFR forming the "base below the base" that often works for mJim Goodman-8/6/1998
3682 IBIS CEO said this morning on CNBC that IBM bought two of their implanters. He John Finley-8/6/1998
3681 That was the same response I got from them. It appears they are doing SOI R&All Mtn Ski-8/6/1998
3680 Jonathan, IBIS started out trying to be a supplier of SIMOX wafers. What they David Rosenthal-8/6/1998
3679 WFR and SOI - my email and their response: My email: IBM today announced a brJonathan Edwards-8/6/1998
3678 I have to say, I think there is a chance it could rise if the market tanks. As All Mtn Ski-8/4/1998
3677 Well, after todays market downtrend MEMC is still hanging in there with no pricScotsman-8/4/1998
3676 Ah, you are right. Ibis is a tiny company, IBM must see something here. TomAll Mtn Ski-8/3/1998
3675 IBIS is the only supplier of the SIMOX wafers used for the IBM SOI tech. ibis.cFJB-8/3/1998
3674 I'll fire off one now. We'll have to compare notes when they respond. All Mtn Ski-8/3/1998
3673 More info. NEC (6701) To Pull Back On Chip Production TOKYO (NikkeScotsman-8/3/1998
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