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To: Bernie Goldberg who wrote (4246)	2/27/1998 11:36:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18928

Hi Bernie, I still think VLSI is very reasonably priced in the $18+ range and has upside potential of 50% from there without much sweat. The "early warning" sent out by VLSI last night will most likely keep the price down until final numbers come out in late March or early April. I actually RAISED my next buy price this AM with the hope of snatching shares under $20. I have about 17% Cash Reserve left for VLSI at this point. Earlier in the week, AIM had me sell 25% of APCC at $29-3/4 and about 6% of ASND at $36-1/2. APCC is now heavy enough in cash to deserve only vealies for a while. ASND needs more cash, so I'll continue to reduce inventory as the price rises (current cash reserve is about 25%). I have entered an order to repurchase shares of APCC at $24-1/4 and ASND at $28-1/4. Best regards, Tom