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Disk Drive Sector Discussion Forum
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8206 <<This is in conflict with a recent Morgan Stanley report stating the entZ Analyzer-4/2/2000
8205 The sell off of technology stocks took about 15% off the yearly gains of the DiReturn to Sender-4/1/2000
8204 Here is a weekend report on disk drive pricing from a sample of retail distribuMark Madden-4/1/2000
8203 Sam & Toko - Its worst than that!! The $2 billion goes to VRTS that SEG Mark Madden-3/31/2000
8202 Toko, <<If that takes the $2B down to $1.2B for the effective cost for thSam-3/31/2000
8201 Gus, Yeah, they got a steal. But the market let them do it by not having the Toko-3/31/2000
8200 Hutchinson Technology warns of larger than expected loss for Q2 on 27% revenue LK2-3/30/2000
8199 Was there really any doubt? The deal is too imbalanced. It is way too generouGus-3/30/2000
8198 The SEG deal taints the recent Morgan Stanley report. They helped put the dealMark Madden-3/30/2000
8197 Toko, You didn't take into account that they will supposedly also get $800 Sam-3/30/2000
8196 If the private group including current management buys Seagate's operationsToko-3/30/2000
8195 Gus I think the market is saying that this deal is not going to be done as preseminole-3/30/2000
8194 VRTS buys its own stock back at a discounted price by buying SEG. It also gets LK2-3/29/2000
8193 <b> Seagate stockholders would receive total consideration of approximateGus-3/29/2000
8192 Seagate is now Veritas-- sort of: seagate.com disk drive business goes privateYogi - Paul-3/29/2000
8191 <i>Do you see all the potential competition from respectable players threGus-3/29/2000
8190 <i>Perhaps $80 mil in cumulative lifetime R&D gets you a $29 bil markRobert Douglas-3/29/2000
8189 <<IBM believes that increasing the interoperability of SAN devices will eZ Analyzer-3/29/2000
8188 <<NTAP's R&D for 1999, 1998 and 1997 was $30.5 million, $16.6 milZ Analyzer-3/29/2000
8187 >> Western Digital's transfer to Kuala Lumpur of all manufacturing opSarmad Y. Hermiz-3/28/2000
8186 <i>IBM isn't the only company yearning to take a slice of EMC's bGus-3/28/2000
8185 Gus, "IBM invests heavily in high-end storage market" Stephen ShanklaGottfried-3/28/2000
8184 <b>Why the disk drive companies are sick and tired of 10-15% Gross MarginGus-3/28/2000
8183 <<The war is not over, and by all accounts, it is spilling into the upstrZ Analyzer-3/28/2000
8182 Z; <i><<Stitch, Do you buy Julian Munson's view that PC sales dStitch-3/28/2000
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