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To: chaz who wrote (9499)	11/13/1997 8:17:00 PM
From: Apple12	Respond to of 25960

I agree with you completly. This company has to stay focused on the core business. This is not IBM or GE. It seems every time they say something the stock drops. People are reading between the lines looking for any reason to turn good into bad. If this group stays focused improves margins, productivity technical support and keeps ahead technically things will work themselves out. The only way for this company to beat this sell off is to beat EARNINGS each and every qtr. This will speak for itself. The market hates semi and semi equipment right now. If you are in this for the long term buy more at these prices and go play Golf......

To: chaz who wrote (9499)	11/13/1997 8:20:00 PM
From: sepku	Respond to of 25960

>>>My PR suggestion is not meant to in any way become an adversorial posturing vs Cymer mgt. That would be absolute disaster. Mgt being asked to cave in to a 1% group?<<< I wasn't suggesting squaring off with management. However, the more organized the effort is, the more likely we are to win a brief meeting with a high-level company officer. I agree with Craig that 1% would be significant and deserving of 30 min to 1 hr of the company's time. Again, the more "professional" this is done, the easier will be our acceptance (as opposed to me and my 3600 share position walking through Cymer's front door, requesting a meeting with the CEO or CFO...yeah, they'd just offer me a coffee and doughnut, and maybe an investor's packet if I'm lucky!). Style Pts.