And still more info from AOL.
Subj: Re:Karen/I.R.
Date: 96-11-12 11:09:43 EST
From: Jhgklm
It sounds as if Karen protests way to loudly, almost as someone who just got
caught with thier hand in the cookie jar.
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Subj: Re:Production Cycle
Date: 96-11-12 12:00:53 EST
From: Jhgklm
I was wondering if anyone could tell me when the disk drive OEM's start
retooling thier plants for the next production cycle. This might be a good
indicator as to when they would want to have a decision made on KM. =============================================================
Subj:
Re:KAREN/I.R.
Date: 96-11-12 12:56:33 EST
From: RRomano617
Karen mentioned one post in paticular that made her uneasy. The post which
reproduced the 10q. The only post like this was the one by Trader37 on
11/6/96. I thought this post was very informative and useful. I'm not a
mind reader(especially of women), so I have no idea what the hell is going
through Karen's head. I asked Karen if there were other insider purchases in
the recent months and she declined to tell me. Karen also seemed to downplay
the pre-comdex event, which she said will last only 10 minutes and charge for
admission.
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Subj: Re:KAREN/I.R.
Date: 96-11-12 13:58:57 EST
From: ThfOfHrts
I think you should all just leave Karen alone, She is doing her job the way
Ampex wants it done, she can have a job with me anytime. You know how many
calls the PR must get especially now since the advent of services like AOL,
which publish their phone numbers and basically push people to call... Im
sure there are idiots calling her everyday asking her when the price of the
stock is gonna go up.....
Go Ampex
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Subj: Re:KAREN/I.R.
Date: 96-11-12 17:45:33 EST
From: H102548
Just from my experience, Karen has always made a good faith effort to dig up
hard facts to answer any question about past performance. She won't hype -
won't speak to the future. Which is Ok by me.
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Subj: individual investor
Date: 96-11-12 22:09:38 EST
From: VHS 68
FWIW:
current issue of individual investor (December '96) is still covering the
same Magic 25 list it established in November of '95. it appears it will be
next year before any revisions are made. this issue did not have any
comments on AXC; just its listing in the list. this is the first time in
many months no comments were written up. JL
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Subj:
Re:individual investor
Date: 96-11-12 22:28:34 EST
From: LConn94664
I ALSO JUST RECEIVED THE DEC. ISSUE OF I.I., AND I AM NOT GOING TO RENEW MY
SUBSCRIPTION EVEN THOUGH IT IS SO CHEAP! IT HAS GOTTEN TO COMMERCIAL, AND I
DON'T LIKE THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL JAN. TO GET THEIR MAJIC 25
PICKS THAT WERE CHOSEN IN......NOVEMBER ??? THEY DON'T LIKETO TALK ABOUT
STOCKS THAT AREN'T MOVING WELL
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Subj: Re:KM
Date: 96-11-13 10:02:58 EST
From: Jhgklm
In the Nov issue of SSR they state: Several large firms have been testing KM
and plan to make a decision by year end. Maybe this is why there was no
mention of AXC in the Dec Individual Investor. I sub. to both.
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Subj:
Re:Karen/I.R.
Date: 96-11-13 11:05:48 EST
From: H102548
Your irritation is understandable RRomano, but at least it highlights Ampex's
maniacal expense watching the last couple of years. Which could work out to
our benefit in the long run. Got a chuckle out of their charging admission to
their Comdex presentation ...or is that standard procedure? They might even
charge admission to Karen.
The first KM moment of truth is coming up fast now of course. Even if
they initially fail, I imagine they will hang in. Too big a potential market
to give up on so easily. Bramson's purchase is a powerful signal that the
company is on sound footing, and is very likely to grow. It seems to me that
it isn't only a signal to stockholders, but also a signal to the large
companies they are negotiating with - that Ampex is in it for the long run.
My particular sense of corporate momentum continues to give me the opinion
that '98 will be the truly exceptional year for AXC, but a sizable keeper
deal could really speed up matters. Hoping.
Profitably traded Marvel a few years ago. Their remarkable decline since
highlights to me what can happen to a good company when they over diversify (
or "diworsify" as Peter Lynch calls it), take on too much debt, manages
poorly etc. Ampex seems to be going in exactly the opposite direction. They
are watching their pennies and whittling their efforts down to the biggest
potential markets and to the things they do best. Long AXC!
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Subj: Re:Karen/I.R.
Date: 96-11-13 20:34:25 EST
From: Free Aum
They might even charge admission to Karen.>>
if thats the case count me in!!
Also, I do think Ampex will reach 20f keeper kicks ass. Please eail me before
its too late to buy
TOM
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Subj: Pre-Comdex
Date: 96-11-13 21:25:35 EST
From: SUNHOST
If Ampex is charging admission for the technical paper presentation this
Sunday, something tells me that it will be well worth it. Could it be that
they have the solution for using Keeper disks with all kinds of heads? Is
anyone planning to attend? I wish I could! By the way, I saw several 10K
blocks trade today on upticks at 7 3/16, and the Balance of Power(TM)
indicator continues showing very positive in the last 4 sessions!
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Subj:
Re:individual investor
Date: 96-11-13 21:30:16 EST
From: WUmfleet
There is obviously more to your discontent with Individual Investor than
their articles on current Magic 25 stocks, or the timing of the announcement
of their new M25 selections. I have noticed that they often leave out Magic
25 follow-ups, especially when nothing new has developed, not just becuase
the stock price is stagnant.
Sure the M25 selections won't be announced until their January issue, but
this issue comes out in mid-December.
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Subj: Re:What about PRML?
Date: 96-11-13 22:59:07 EST
From: Dugasarc
Yes I know.
PRML is used on the high end drives where expense is less of a problem.
It will move to the mainstream as more chips are made.
I won't go into the detection scheme itself but I will say this-
A disk has magnetic "bits"..
The magnetic "bit" is essentially a reatively uniformly magnetized area.
Two adjacent mag bits are stuck head to head or tail to tail. This happens
because the head current changes and thus we end up with alternating polarity
of magnetic regions or bits.
Now some bits have longer lenght than others. This is like Morse Cose where
you have longs and shorts and so ons. Now that you understand this, the
regions of magnitization, we have the reversal when the polarity is changed
from one to the other.
For example
Magnetic Cell = south----------->north
________________________
____________________________________________
---------> <---- -----> <--------- ----> and so on
_______________________________________
L S S L S
t t t t
t = transition region, where field is switched
L= long pulse
S= short pulse
OK now that we are really up to speed, we will talk about electrical bits
instead of magnetics bits.
The electrical bit comes from the transition region-
One get a positive pulse in the head with a north-north transition
" negative " south-south "
see picture again
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Subj: PRML
Date: 96-11-13 23:16:01 EST
From: Dugasarc
Yes I know.
LAST POST WAS POSTED BEFORE I FINISHED
IGNORE THAT ONE READ THIS ONE
PRML is used on the high end drives where expense is less of a problem.
It will move to the mainstream as more chips are made.
I won't go into the detection scheme itself but I will say this-
A disk has magnetic "bits"..
The magnetic "bit" is essentially a reatively uniformly magnetized area.
Two adjacent mag bits are stuck head to head or tail to tail. This happens
because the head current changes and thus we end up with alternating polarity
of magnetic regions or bits.
Now some bits have longer lenght than others. This is like Morse Cose where
you have longs and shorts and so ons. Now that you understand this, the
regions of magnitization, we have the reversal when the polarity is changed
from one to the other.
For example
Magnetic Cell = south----------->north
____________________________________________
---------> <---- -----> <--------- ----> and so on
_______________________________________
L S S L S
t t t t
t = transition region, where field is switched
L= long pulse
S= short pulse
OK now that we are really up to speed, we will talk about electrical bits
instead of magnetics bits.
The electrical bit comes from the transition region-
One get a positive pulse in the head with a north-north transition
" negative " south-south "
We'll look at picture again and indicate electrical pusle.
^ v ^ v electical pulses from mag
pattern
---------> <---- -----> <--------- ----> and so on
_______________________________________
L S S L S
t t t t
Notice the electical pulses are precisely located based on the precise
location of the magnetic transition, hence you are looking for peaks to occur
i certain tie frames or windows as e call them.
Most codes now are self clocking.
Now here is the strange thing-
Remember the old single density floppies?
They had 2 mag fluc changes (bits if you like) for every 1 electrical bit or
pulse.
This is because of the unsophisticated code used. Miller Code I think
Then there was Modified Miller Code or Doube Density
This had 1 mag bit (flux change) for eavery 1 electrical bit.
This was 2x efficient and hence the double density.
Now move on to run lenght limited codes-
you can get More than 1 electical bit for every 1 mag bit.
something like 3 for 2-
PRML is just the further advance of this concept of sqeezing more out of the
magnitics.
TradeOff = need more Signal To Noise to pull of higher density codes.
PRML augments this buy predicting if a peak occured if it is not 100% clear.
More Later,
matt
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Subj: Re:MR heads?SEG
Date: 96-11-14 07:50:57 EST
From: RRomano617
There is an article on Seagate(Company news) claiming they are producing over
one million magneto-resistive heads pre week, and expects to reach two
million head per week by the end of 1996. "This achievement reflects the
success Segate has experienced in implementing MR technology throughout our
recording head operation". According to Seagate MR technology is recognized
as the recording head that will carry the data storage industry into the next
century. This announcement seems to confirm Seagate's move from inductive to
MR head technology. What does this mean for Ampex and KM? Is KM
possible with MR heads? Appreciate Cmts.
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Subj: Ampex Pre-Comdex
Date: 96-11-14 10:11:23 EST
From: Stowsk
Talked to Karen at Ampex. To my understanding, Ampex will be making a
presentation of some kind at a seminar for head manufacturers. I believe the
charge is for the seminar, not specifically for the Ampex presentation. By
the way, the charge is supposedly $400-$500.
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Subj: Re:PRML
Date: 96-11-14 11:05:17 EST
From: H102548
Damn Dugasarc. Go Ampex makes for easier reading. Thanks for the post. AXC is
developing ( has developed) double density tape for its DST line. Similar
principles at work?
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Subj: Re:PRML
Date: 96-11-14 12:41:43 EST
From: H102548
....which of course would give the 810 a 12.8 terabyte capacity for the newly
emerging market for massive visual storage. All fitting into the corner of a
large office, and fully compatible with a given networks hard drives.
Wow!!!
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Subj: Re:PRML
Date: 96-11-14 13:09:26 EST
From: H102548
.....apologies if I'm sounding like a cheerleader. But, in my opinion, the
810 is an extraordinary product. And it is just beginning to ship.
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Subj: Re: Big Buyers
Date: 96-11-14 19:41:56 EST
From: JConroy107
I am long Ampex and considering going long on options, but one thing keeps
nagging me. If KM deal is so big and so imminent, why isn't the big $$$
moving in and pushing up price? I know some folks were burnt by false alarms
before, but if KM is a near term "go", then it seems to me that there would
be some interest on the part of at least some of the heavy hitters. Just
wondering. (I'd be long AXC anyway because of other products and patents).
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Subj: Re: Look what i found
Date: 96-11-14 22:29:28 EST
From: MQUAD
MONROVIA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 12, 1996--
New architecture to fill critical need for high-speed,
high-volume network storage
Impactdata, a division of DATATAPE Inc. specializing in high-performance
network storage solutions, has introduced the world's first storage
architecture, Distributed Storage Node Architecture (DSNA), that is
optimized to take advantage of today's extremely high-speed computer
networks.
According to International Data Corp., the average storage capacity at
end-user sites is growing at 150 percent annually. Recognizing this,
Impactdata developed DSNA as a network storage solution that can be
integrated without changes to currently used application programs, thus
protecting an organization's investment in hardware and software.
Enterprise computing users will benefit from a DSNA implementation, since
applications operating anywhere on a network can access and use data as if
it were stored locally. Organizations implementing a DSNA environment
realize the benefits of centralized control with distributed access,
enabling vast amounts of information to be accessed and shared across
multiple computing platforms.
"Today's departmental and enterprise-level high-performance computers
produce as much data as yesterday's supercomputers," said Bob Farkaly of
Impactdata's Storage Solutions division. "This has created a data
management challenge that cannot be addressed adequately with current
technology.
"Impactdata's Distributed Storage Node Architecture is the answer to this
crisis. Its state-of-the-art management capabilities finally allows the
fastest, most sophisticated computer storage networks to be controlled and
managed. DSNA is a truly open solution that is scalable for both capacity
and performance, while taking advantage of commercial, off-the-shelf PCI
technology to provide a cost-effective, high-value storage solution."
DSNA features:
-- Ease of integration. DSNA enables storage devices from multiple vendors
to be integrated in a plug-and-play fashion into an enterprise's overall
network for a total storage solution.
-- High-performance data access. DSNA is built for today's extremely
high-speed networks, offering data transfer at speeds up to 100Mbytes/s.
-- Investment protection. DSNA supports the leading high-speed networks
(HIPPI, ATM, Fibre channel, Ethernet, FDDI) and a growing number of storage
peripheral devices, allowing an organization to implement a DSNA solution
without the expense of radically changing its computing landscape.
"Impactdata's DSNA will allow users to dynamically expand storage
-- at the speed of the network -- independent of the continual changes made
to the underlying processors in these high performance computing
environments," said Bruce Borden, managing director of research, Smaby Group
Inc. (Minneapolis). "DSNA is one of the first solutions to address a new
distributed storage paradigm taking place in the High Performance Computing
(HPC) industry."
A typical organization to benefit from a DSNA implementation is one that has
at least 100 gigabytes of on-line storage, uses high-speed networks for data
movement, produces large amounts of data that need to be stored and retrieved
for such purposes as data mining and/or has an installed relational database
like Informix, Sybase and Oracle. The cost of the technology starts at less
than $50,000.
"I feel the ability to configure DSNA subsystems with a choice of vendor
hardware is a definite advantage," said Thomas M. Ruwart, assistant
director, Laboratory for Computational Science and Engineering, University
of Minnesota. "This allows users to integrate the DSNA into their current
environments thus maintaining their original capital investment in archiving
hardware and media.
"Our research group at the University of Minnesota's Laboratory for
Computational Science and Engineering has a significant investment in Ampex
D2 tape subsys
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Subj: Re: Look what i found
Date: 96-11-14 22:38:18 EST
From: MQUAD
LTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 21, 1996--Legato Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:
LGTO), a leader in the enterprise storage management software market, today
announced NetWorker 4.2.5 for UNIX, covering the AIX, Solaris and SunOS
platforms.
NetWorker 4.2.5 for UNIX will deliver unprecedented performance and
usability from a client/server storage management application, and has the
ability to offer high performance and reliable solutions for even those
customers with the most demanding storage management requirements.
"NetWorker 4.2.5 is targeted at customers deploying enterprise-class storage
management systems. For the first time, distributed, LAN-based storage
servers can take advantage of high speed devices as well as existing silo
tape libraries, significantly improving overall performance," said Kent
Smith, chief operating officer of Legato Systems, Inc.
NetWorker 4.2.5 for UNIX takes advantage of NetWorker's parallelism and
OpenTape architecture by further optimizing NetWorker's already outstanding
data transfer technology, thereby increasing performance. With support for
AIX 4.2 and Solaris 2.5.1, plus numerous enhancements designed to improve
reliability, Legato is confident customers will find NetWorker 4.2.5 fast,
scalable and reliable.
Customers who either require or have an existing silo or library will be
able to take advantage of the optional Silo Support Module offered by
NetWorker 4.2.5 for Solaris and AIX. This module allows NetWorker servers,
in conjunction with appropriate library software, to utilize StorageTek's
Automated Cartridge Storage Library Subsystem or EMASS' DAS.
Multiple NetWorker servers can be attached to the silo or library, with each
NetWorker server managing a separate partition within the silo or library in
cooperation with the library manager. The silo retains the ability to be
shared with mainframes, other applications or other UNIX servers. There are
two stratifications of the Silo Support Module -- one allows NetWorker to
manage from 1-128 volumes (or pieces of media) within a silo or library, and
the other allows NetWorker to manage an unlimited number of volumes.
Companies who need to transfer massive amounts of data in as short a time
span as possible can now take full advantage of the highest speed storage
devices using Legato's optional High Speed Device Support Module for
NetWorker for Solaris or AIX. The module provides the necessary support for
attaching an AMPEX DST-310, DST-410, IBM 3590 with Magstar or Sony DTF to a
NetWorker server.
The enhanced performance of these devices is 9-18 MB/sec. and NetWorker's
parallelism feature provides the ability to use these drives at their
maximum speed.
"Finally we are able to address the near-crisis need to back up massive
amounts of data in a shrinking backup window. With databases doubling in
size every two years, customers are facing a real data management dilemma.
NetWorker coupled with Ampex's high capacity, high performance DST tape
drives can deliver "virtual disk" performance to demanding customers. Now
regularly scheduled full backups at a rate of better than 11MB/sec. per
drive are possible, and lightning fast restores are a reality.
"Using a server such as Sun's ULTRASPARC 4000 with one or more DST drives
will yield astounding results. Speeds up to 19.2 MB/sec. were easily
achieved with two drives, and better than 22MB/sec. obtained when
configured with high performance disk arrays. That's half a terabyte in six
hours and a full terabyte in six hours when configured with four drives.
Amazing!" said Linda Sarles, vice president sales and marketing, Ampex
Corporation.
Pricing and Availability
Legato Systems' NetWorker 4.2.5 is now available with pricing beginning at
$6,000. Silo Support will be offered at $9,500 for the 1-128 volume module
and $30,000 for the unlimited volume module. The High Speed Device Support
will be offered at $6,500 per server (all prSubj: Re:MR heads?SEG
Date: 96-11-14 23:21:13 EST
From: WUmfleet
I am no expert at recording head technology, but I did see an article that
"Gus" posted on Silicon Investor that said Seagate has been working with MR
head technology for quite a few years. They may be producing alot of these
drives with MR, but currenlty, from what I hear, yields on MR heads aren't
very good, and it is a more expensive product to build.
With PC's being the commodity that they are (very price sensitive), with
price:performance levels getting better all the time, and with the advent of
Network PC's that need to conatin the most inexpensive of hardware, I believe
Keepered Media will have several years of success. In addition, there is no
ruling out KM from working with MR technology, or with Iomega Zip drives (for
example) that may keep KM on a very long and successful, money-making
careeer.
KM is going to reap a certain amount of benefit for Ampex and its
shareholders. This benefit could be quite extreme if Ampex further develops
KM for use in applications other than inductive head technology.
Long on Ampex,
--Wayne--
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Subj: Re:Articles
Date: 96-11-15 00:20:44 EST
From: Brooke295
Good articles....Good stuff....................is it already in the stock
price?
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Subj: Re:Karen/I.R.
Date: 96-11-15 01:16:52 EST
From: Veetoh
For those interested there is also a good thread on the Internet at
"www.techstocks.com"
on Ampex etc.
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Subj: Re:Pre-Comdex
Date: 96-11-15 01:17:57 EST
From: Veetoh
I also have Worden Telechart 2000 and the TSV looks good also.
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Subj: Re:What
about PRML?
Date: 96-11-15 01:20:48 EST
From: Veetoh
I own Ampex at 6 1/2 and I didi not buy it just for the Keepering News or
lack of it. I think
people are making a big mistake on puttting too much emphasis on KM. I bought
it for other
areas and KM will just be Gravy or the Icing on the cake.
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Subj: Re:
Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 11:09:27 EST
From: SUNHOST
The way the stock is acting today, I think that the session coming up Sunday
as a seminar for which people will pay severasl hundred dollars may have some
good information about what Ampex is doing to see that Keepering is
compatible with different types of heads...Also remember that the 10Q states
that Ampex is NEGOTIATING with several disk manufacturers. YOU DON'T
NEGOTIATE ANYTHING UNLESS THERE HAS BEEN ACCEPTANCE OF THE BENEFITS!!..Ampex
still is the biggest bargain around, but not for long, IMHO.
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Subj: Re:
Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 11:16:32 EST
From: Rouet
First time posting...been an owner a long time...I understand that they are
not going to be at the storage conference on that sunday, call the
company...
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Subj: Re: Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 11:30:10 EST
From: Moonlit801
Rouet, my Paine Webber broker just called me to tell me about ampex's
presentatation prior to the start of the Comdex show. Yes good things are
going to happen!!!, just look at todays volume and we will see 8 by the end
of today........
Hal, me you and Sunhost will be sitting around a pool sipping margaretta's
soon, or at least I will have the 13 grand I need for my new bulkhead and
dock.....Go Ampex
For any other people who may be interested, JTS is also gonna benifit from
the comdex show and there will be some good movement in the stock.....got
that from my swami
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Subj: Re: Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 11:38:17 EST
From: Rouet
Moonlit, can you get the schedule for the pre-Comdex meeting from your Paine
Webber broker? What is the subject headline to their scheduled appearance?
How much will they reveal about KM progress?
v
Subj: Re: Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 11:40:20 EST
From: Rouet
Thanks in advance for any additional info
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Subj: Re:What about PRML?
Date: 96-11-15 14:50:28 EST
From: HPhill
Why would it matter? If it goes up because of KM or DST I don't care! Just
as long as it goes up!
GO AMPEX!!!!!
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Subj: Re: Pre-Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-15 15:40:47 EST
From: H102548
Lisa, I'd love to sip some margaritas with you and Sunhost if a KM deals
comes through. I'll be gulping them for awhile if it doesn't. Either way, I'm
with Bramson. AXC is on the long term bargain shelf.
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Subj: Re: Pre-Comdex
Session
Date: 96-11-16 00:05:48 EST
From: Mrcoppola
I just hope you all have to go to AA from all the margarita's after the news
on keepered media shines...
is it hype or fact, we will find out soon I guess
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Subj: Re: Drunken
Date: 96-11-16 06:27:52 EST
From: Brooke295
I would guess that Fridays volume was options related. Remember a few weeks
ago when the Nov 7.5's had extremely high volume.....yesterday they all
unwound.
New Individual Investor update edition came in the mail yesterday. Exerpt
"....Ampex's stock is fairly valued trading at 21 times expected 1996
earnings, but if the computer hard-drive manufacturers license keepering, the
stock could double on the news. An answer is expected in the next 2 months.
If keepering does not pan out, expect Ampex's stock to fall to $6, or even
$5. Investors should not panic if this happens, and should view the drop as
a buying opportunity. Ampex should earn $0.50/share in 1997 without
keepering, and the stock deserves a 15 to 20 multiple. This values the
shares at $7.50 to $10."
Good luck
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Subj: Re: Options
Date: 96-11-16 09:27:16 EST
From: JConroy107
Where is a good place on line to track option activity? Looking to buy Ampex
options. Thanks in advance.
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Subj: Re: Drunken
Date: 96-11-16 10:25:33 EST
From: H102548
I subscribe to and get a kick out of Individual Investor. But I remember
early last year when AXC had surged to over 5, and with the time lag on
publication, they came out and said it was a good buy up to 4. Stock
immediately fell back sharply. Later in the year they said their target was
10 all along ( and AXC has made their earnings numbers consistently this
year. Why should their targets jump around so?). Last month they said anyone
should be comfortable buying under 8, but that the core value of the business
was 5??? Now they say it is fairly valued in the 7s?? Forgive me if I don't
take their analysis too seriously.I do take Bramson's analysis seriously
....400,000 shares purchased just below 7. The unusually wide range of
potential outcomes in this stock continue to make it something of a high
stakes gamble, but I sure continue to be delighted with the odds.In my
opinion, patience is the only ingredient necessary to turn it from a gamble
into a pretty good to great investment over time. Very good luck to all.
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Subj:
Re: Drunken
Date: 96-11-16 10:49:40 EST
From: HPhill
I bet a lot of people were happy that Ampex closed above 7.5. The Nov 7 1/2
didn't expire wortless!! Extremely high volume on Dec 7 1/2's. Must be a
lot of people sure something is up by the third friday of Dec.! Volume has
increased on options much more than the stock itself percentage wise. This
seems to be a very good sign!
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Subj: Re:Beware
Date: 96-11-17 08:16:13 EST
From: Brooke295
If you believe that the DOW is in for some down days soon, you might be able
to buy AXC in the 6's. I'm still bullish on AXC, but the posts here are all
VERY bullish, which says to me that there are some down days ahead.
Sorry............call me overly cautious.
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Subj: Re:Beware
Date: 96-11-17 16:28:03 EST
From: JAandJA
for what its worth, and I couldn't even guess, when I stopped by for 30
seconds at the AXC
booth at the Unix Expo show in NYC, the man there could not quite make out
who I was, but
whispered that Quantum was looking at the DST. They definitely have a
keepering technology,
I saw it in action.
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Subj: Re:Beware
Date: 96-11-17 17:12:14 EST
From: H102548
Ja and Ja. Thanks for the post, but I don't exactly understand it. What did
he mean by "looking at the DST". Did you see a drive with a keepered platter?
Why did he whisper?
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Subj: Re:Beware
Date: 96-11-17 18:40:02 EST
From: JAandJA
I have no clue why he was so secretive, it was if he wasn't supposed to be
telling me something.
Believe me, I put zero pressure on him. I saw the machine, working.
ESystems had a similiar
machine which was near it.
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Subj: Re:Beware
Date: 96-11-17 20:17:10 EST
From: H102548
Thanks
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Subj: Re: -Comdex Session
Date: 96-11-17 21:48:52 EST
From: ScottRigg
What's the news?Anybody attend presentation?Thanks.
Scott Rigg
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Subj: Re: Brooke's |
