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To: that_crazy_doug who wrote (107400)	4/22/2000 7:55:00 PM
From: Goutam	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1572100

> As a general rule, I think institutions are much less panicky than individual investors. I think high institutional ownership makes a stock much more stable, and it also makes it much more likely to move upwards.> It depends on the overall market tone. Also, if there is any bad news from AMD, the high institutional ownership may cause it to drop like a rock in no time, before any of us would have a chance to bail out. But, if there is continued good news from AMD, high Institutional ownership may help AMD reach its full valuation much sooner. The main thing I'm interested in is the current number of AMD short Interest for this month. This data has not been yet updated on Yahoo. If the short interest in AMD has gone up - with the increased institutional ownership, we may see great fireworks with any gap up in the AMD share price. Goutama