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To: nigel bates who wrote (13491)	4/29/1998 3:42:00 AM
From: Andrew Vance	Respond to of 17305

AV--My advice is to hold onto your shares in ARMHY. This is worth holding onto and allowing things to unfold. While it is not an adequate comparison, it did take months for ASMLF to get sufficiently out of the chute before it did its 18 to 100, split and now 92 run. As a matter of fact it was close to 3 years. Well worth the wait. You succinctly laid out why this is a keeper by stating that INTC views this as a key technology. While ASMLF is a hardware company selling units and ARMHY is just licensing technology (Intellectual Property), it is no less important to the future of IC device technology. Really there is little more to say on the subject other than this should prove to be a very worthwhile long term investment. I have some shares and they are in the "vault", if you catch my meaning. It is not worth fiddling with and will hopefully pay my youngest child's College education down the road.<GGG> Andrew