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To: Londo who wrote (33599)	5/14/2003 10:48:49 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 118717

Or AMR. I'm keep wondering if a person would've had to have had nerves or steel or some personality disorder to buy this one at $1.25-$1.50 a month ago. (Now $7.04). Maybe one could've looked at UAL and seen that UAL stock was still trading even though bankrupt, so maybe one could figure that even if AMR went into bankruptcy too, it still likely also would be trading as well. Maybe at $1. So MAYBE the risk/reward favored a speculative buy one month ago at $1.25 or so. Too tough for me though. With those many twists and turns with the unions, "secret" pension agreements, etc. I'd most likely soon be shaken out if I even had the nerve to get in at the lows.