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To: Duncan Baird who wrote ()	1/29/1997 12:42:00 AM
From: James Yu	of 1572291

To Greg, I think the shorters are going to be nervous, if the price continues to go up a couple of dollars. We need to watck the volume and the price for a couple of days. It doesn't prove anything from today's volume and price movement. I don't understand why some people like to short AMD. Even he shorted from $34 or $35, how much money each share he can make? If he is lucky, he can make a couple of dollars. The basic rule is "Never short trend". There are two conditions to short the stock. A. after a significant turn in the market. B. after AMD stock experiences bad news. So far, I don't see the two conditions exist. I don't get. Here I got current short positions. current month: 4.58 million shares previous month: 4.68 million shares Oh, well, different people, different thinking. Best wishes James

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