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AMTX 1.470

-5.8%

Dec 12 9:30 AM EST

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To: Steve Macica who wrote (8484)	1/15/1997 3:55:00 PM
From: pat mudge	of 31386

[Co. hype:] <<<I have yet to see this company hype its stock or its position in the market place and I hope they never will stoop to these practices. You want hype, go to the WSTL/Globespan camp.>>> Steve -- I agree. We're the ones who beg for hype, but the management's not budging. And, as for RC and Tac Berry, they're the last to blame for the price drop. It's not even Amati as much as the sector. Sure, a few of our competitors have put out some releases that have given them a short-term bounce, but the effect has been just that---short term. The perception on the Street is that this is a second half '97 story. As soon as the herd catches wind that real contracts are being signed and actual products being sold, they'll start a stampede the likes of which you won't believe. Pick up any newspaper any day of the week and you'll hear consumers screaming for bandwidth. There's a joint suit against AOL because they're not delivering "unlimited access" as promised. The complaint is real. As I write I can't access AOL. As for AMTX and its DMT, in the words of an analyst who follows the company, "All roads lead to Amati." I'm afraid by the looks of today's market, many haven't seen the signs. Cheers! Pat

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