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To: Ken Muller who wrote (5676)	7/31/1999 11:13:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9582

Here's something for all you ALSC Bears out there whoever thinks some arcane pattern noticed in 1994 trading has any bearing in 1999 really should not be playing this stock. Back in 1995 I was short ALSC from the $60's after it and ISSI were running around up at that crazy price level as the world anticipated the exaggerated memory needs of Windows'95. between supply meeting demand, and Win'95 slow to upgrade, memory chip companies got clobbered, which only deepened two years later when memory prices dove below costs. We are in a brave new world for ASLC and no repeat of that ridiculous '95 run now. On to new issues. We all were commenting how ALSC should return shareholder value with a stock buyback program. We'll, just our luck the ASLC annual report ballot is for INCREASING the number of shares of Common Stock for Issuance. I guess our 6 useless V.P.'s need to line their pockets with even more of our money? Not impressed.