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443I believe that some folks know more than we do. I bought at 10.40 and will let tJerome-3/19/2002
442Setup the price for earnings Thursday afternoon? Other than that I have no idea.BWAC-3/18/2002
441Is anybody aware of a reason for today's weakness? I thought $9.20 was a prCharles Tutt-3/18/2002
440Price to Sales SLR .35 CLS .80 JBL .95 SANM 1.00 FLEX .59BWAC-2/28/2002
439RESEARCH ALERT-ABN Amro cuts contract manufacturers biz.yahoo.com LOS ANGELES, FJakeStraw-2/28/2002
438Disagree. Not necessarily with your overcapacity theory. SLR itself is over capaBWAC-2/26/2002
437It looks to me thatOVERCAPACITY is the word of the game and during times of overAlfred W. Post-2/26/2002
436Well we have two now! How many more 'ones' will it take to dry up the seBWAC-1/31/2002
435One would certainly think so...JakeStraw-1/31/2002
434SLR has a lot more value than $11.50 long term.BWAC-1/31/2002
433Solectron Negotiating Manufacturing Agreement With Lucent biz.yahoo.com MILPITASJakeStraw-1/31/2002
432Good support for SLR at $10 - quote.yahoo.comJakeStraw-7/9/2001
431Jake, Big seller it would appear in SLR these past few days. Especially today tBWAC-7/9/2001
430Solectron Reports Third-Quarter Results, Provides Guidance for Fourth Quarter biJakeStraw-6/18/2001
429Heads UP! Herbie does it again: Where Will Contract Manufacturers Bottom? By Hextahce-4/23/2001
428I agree that it does seem like a lot. But here's the article I read: dailyCharles Tutt-4/17/2001
427That would be a huge difference in my theory. However, I can't imagine oveMichael Hart-4/17/2001
426I think CSCO was specific that most of the writeoffs were of components rather tCharles Tutt-4/17/2001
425Cisco inventory write-off: I believe if Cisco ( and their competitors) has writMichael Hart-4/17/2001
424SOLECTRON CORP (SLR) Quarterly Report (SEC form 10-Q) biz.yahoo.comJakeStraw-4/13/2001
423Techs turn to contract manufacturers to cut costs - yahoo.cnet.comJakeStraw-1/4/2001
422It was a nice article, wan't it? I agree that it pays to prepare for anythiDave Gore-1/2/2001
421Thanks for the Article. It is good to have some cheery news on such a down day. rich evans-1/2/2001
420Business Week article on why SLR and FLEX should do well in 2001, even in a slowDave Gore-1/2/2001
419Quality fund manager on CNBC today likes contract manufacturers like SLR in thisDave Gore-1/2/2001
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