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jenna

07/24/02 9:13 AM

#6856 RE: jenna #6854

RYL beat but it would a near-miracle if this is up in such a horror of a market. With BZH and RYL beating, but the fear of a "bubble building sector" obviously in place this month, we can't know anything until about 10:15 or as late as 10:30. Don't get caught shorting 10:00 support levels.. (i.e. the "Uh Oh I shoulda stayed short and now look what I missed strategy" is just a bit late.)

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jenna

07/24/02 9:17 AM

#6857 RE: jenna #6854

AMCC at 4 bucks how low can it go? Well there's still RFMD and TQNT to catch up with AMCC.

Applied Micro Circuits said it will lay off 275 workers by the end of its fiscal year in March of next year, and will close its chip-making plant.

The company said it will take a charge in the second quarter on the restructuring.

Applied Micro posted a net loss for the quarter of $404.9 million, or $1.35 a share, compared with a year-ago net loss of $3.3 billion, or $11.18 a share.

The year-ago quarter included a number of charges, including $3.1 billion to write down the value of goodwill associated with acquisitions.

Revenue declined to $30.2 million from $41.2 million.

Shares of Applied Micro rose in after-hours trade on the Instinet system to $4.20, after having closed down 13 percent at $4.09 in regular Nasdaq trade.

The company, in light of depressed sales and a lack of profits, lowered the salary of Chief Executive Dave Rickey by 27 percent, back to the level of three years ago when the company had comparable revenue. President and Chief Operating Officer Doug Spreng's salary was also reduced.


Should be interesting to see how much Sharp will make in consulting fees and how much the new bozo will make before he gets the boot!


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jenna

07/24/02 10:24 AM

#6858 RE: jenna #6854

GILD, BAC, ONE, TQNT blowing down probably as a result of the AMCC news. TOL, BZH and RYL did not move up as a result of the earnings news which is another nail in the Technical Analysis coffin. One day rallies do not necessarily mean 'reversals' but rather pauses that refresh for continued moves in the intermedidate/longer term direction (namely down)