Make the following sentences:

1. Then what? What if? What about you? Is it? Are you online? That? Market? For what? Stock? With what? Decent? Output? Take? Answer? See? Where is it? Some? Yes? That? Blue chip? Knock down the name? Are you online? That? Panic.

If you want to find stocks with good returns in the market, you can consider some blue-chip stocks that have been severely suppressed in the panic.

2. I said yes, There? Used to be. Answer? Everyone gets a bonus? Chip? They? Saved, and then? What? Just? Wavered? His? Boss? And then what? then what Giggle at him? Tongue? .

He just shook his head and smashed his mouth, trying to say something, but didn't say anything.

3. Me? Is there a chance? A week? Where to? Do you see it? What? Computer? Chip? Maker? Intel? We're on the move. Ready? For what? Next? Technology? Boom

This week, I was fortunate to see how Intel, a computer chip maker, is preparing for the next high-tech boom.

4. How come? A lot? Is it an a? Black? Chip? Is it worth it?

What's the price of black chips?

5. In the middle? That? Worst? Fight? Used to be. D-Ram？ Memory? Chip? Group? Which one? Had it? Already? Have you been there? Deal? With what? Industry? Overcapacity.

Among them, the dynamic random access memory (D-Ram) chip enterprise group is the hardest hit, and they are already dealing with the problem of overcapacity in the industry.