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

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

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3847	"Had eggplant for dinner again, though I'm ready to move on to the aco	Carl R.	-	9/29/1998
3846	$3? Wasn't that where I said I'd buy another 100 or two? World sure l	Mark Adams	-	9/29/1998
3845	You probably hit the nail on the head. The stock first fell under $5 yesterday,	Carl R.	-	9/29/1998
3844	I would have to think that the volume increase was those on margin getting out	Scotsman	-	9/29/1998
3843	Hi Zeev. Unlike you I am more positive about MU than WFR at the current time,	Carl R.	-	9/29/1998
3842	Judy, I do not think that bankruptcy is in the cards, unless Veba decides not t	Zeev Hed	-	9/28/1998
3841	Well, if they hadn't bought those 1 million shares back at 17 they would ce	Carl R.	-	9/28/1998
3840	Hey Judy, I read Michael Burkes' message. There's plenty of sand. Gee,	Bruce Shipley	-	9/28/1998
3839	Zeev, is bankruptcy likely for WFR? Michael Burke seems to think so. Message 5	Judy	-	9/28/1998
3838	Bruce, not so fast, they have only about $16 MM in cash and they have $110 in s	Zeev Hed	-	9/28/1998
3837	Kinda like Rockfeller in the Great Depression. He realized he could buy oil che	Scotsman	-	9/28/1998
3836	Who woulda' thunk?? That you could buy the 2nd largest wafer maker in the	Bruce A. Thompson	-	9/28/1998
3835	Volume picked up towards the end, with some decent blocks moving. Maybe tomorro	Carl R.	-	9/28/1998
3834	We're in the "end of quarter" portfolio dressing season. MM'	J L Segal	-	9/28/1998
3833	I suppose it could be all the plant closings. Lots of semi companies are closi	Carl R.	-	9/28/1998
3832	I for one don't know. It is on low volume though..... Actually VEBA selli	Carl R.	-	9/28/1998
3831	TO ALL: Any idea what's causing this most recent bloodletting? Is it bec	Bruce Shipley	-	9/28/1998
3830	In my opinion next year will be good for semis, but still bad for the equipment	Carl R.	-	9/26/1998
3829	Thanks for the news posts. Intel must see some light with their investment in M	rich evans	-	9/25/1998
3828	'We may have seen the bottom of the slump'' Gwennap said, ''	Scotsman	-	9/25/1998
3827	Samsung Sees Chip Oversupply Easing dailynews.yahoo.com.	Scotsman	-	9/25/1998
3826	Japanese DRAM Makers Scale Back Domestic Ops. (3:20 p.m. EDT, 9/21/98	Scotsman	-	9/25/1998
3825	Its probably just a hang on and wait it out situation. The question will be can	Scotsman	-	9/25/1998
3824	I've just been reading MEMC's August 13, 1998 10-Q. Pretty bleak, IMHO	Charles Tutt	-	9/25/1998
3823	I also noticed during the day that the ask size was 130000, which I assume mean	Jonathan Edwards	-	9/24/1998

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