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To: Bruce A. Brotnov who wrote (16424)	5/28/2003 2:33:04 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 16631

Yea, I passed on aaii when it got whacked..almost bought at 8ish. Then, I stared studying it, and ended up buying, like you, in the $10 - $11 area and added more at $12, and am ready to add more if she drops. I think she just had 24 consecutive qrts of increasing revenues, she has a very low valuation, very small float, excellent growth, low PE, controlled 90+% by institutions, and pretty heavy insider buying the last few months. Honestly, she could be $25 a share and still be undervalued, and will be if earnings continue to grow, IMO.