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AMTX 1.470

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Dec 12 9:30 AM EST

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To: Will C. who wrote (13568)	4/7/1997 5:06:00 AM
From: Jim Miller	of 31386

<<Try to not let this thread become an AMTX whitewashing/brainwashing forum. Hype on SI doesn't help the stock anyways, IMO. An open minded forum will be much more healthy for new investors.>> I'd like to second that view. Volatility as a result of hype drives away serious money, and prevents issues from stabilizing at a value that approaches reality. Hype also clouds the data field for serious investors with a longer term view, rendering unemotional valuation nearly impossible. I have not read all of the posts written by those posters, like engineer, who are no longer present, but those that I have read did present at least another point of view. I've been long Amati for quite a while, and feel that anything that can remove from this stock the appearance of being in the center of a malestrom of hype will benefeit share price and company credibility. The fact that the WSJ mentions Amati in a similar context with comparator systems is a sign-- and not a good one. Thank you Will C. Jim Miller

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