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Non-Tech : Amati investors
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To: pat mudge who wrote (14232)4/14/1997 3:16:00 PM
From: Dave Krishna   of 31386
 
Pat,
Here we are testing new lows as the markets try to rally back up.
We are going down every day despite what the market does, so
obviously there is a problem with AMTX stock. I trust you will be
calling Amati today. If no problem exists with Amati, the company,
could you ask why the company has not responded to the 50% drop
in share price over the past 6 weeks. Stock prices are not cut in
half for the heck of it, and I believe most investors of this
company want to hear a company response. If there is bad mouthing
coming from another company, it should be addressed, and the truth
should be publicly reiterrated. Also, at these price levels, I
fear that another company may come in and scoop up Amati in a
hostile takeover. Does Amati have any defenses or procedures to
prevent such a takeover ? I would appreciate if you could ask
these questions. Thanks.

Regards,

Dave
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