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Non-Tech : AMTK-Profits up -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ENOTS who wrote (189)	6/10/1998 7:44:00 AM
From: ENOTS	Respond to of 224

boeing has planes to build, and amtk will get their business! Company Press Release SOURCE: Boeing Commercial Airplane Group Boeing Announces 1999 Commercial Jetliner Production Rates SEATTLE, June 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing Commercial Airplane Group (BCAG) today announced production rates on its airplane models for 1999. These rates will result in production of 51 airplanes per month by the first quarter of next year, followed by 50.5 airplanes per month by the second quarter and 48.5 airplanes per month by the fourth quarter. Today's BCAG production rate is 47 airplanes per month. ''The future of the commercial airplane market continues to look promising,'' said Fred Mitchell, BCAG executive vice president of Airplane Production. ''We are experiencing unprecedented market demand for some models, the Next-Generation 737 in particular.'' ''However, during the past few months we have been watching the production rates of our widebody aircraft -- particularly the 747 -- very closely to make sure we match near-term production to market demand,'' Mitchell said. ''The continued slow traffic growth in Asia has caused some airlines to negotiate slides in deliveries of their 1999 747 orders or to substitute other Boeing airplane models for their existing 747 orders. This means we have to reduce the rate on the 747 program.'' As planned, Boeing will also change production of the 777 from seven airplanes per month to five airplanes per month in the fourth quarter of 1999, but plans to return to the seven-per-month rate in 2000. Production will increase in the second quarter of 1999 for Next-Generation 737 models from 21 airplanes per month to 24 airplanes per month as it decreases on ''Classic'' 737-300, -400 and -500 models from five airplanes per month to three airplanes per month. (Boeing will maintain Classic 737 production at five airplanes per month for the third and fourth quarters of 1998 and sustain that rate until the second quarter of 1999.) In total, 737 production will rise from 26 airplanes per month to 27 airplanes per month in the second quarter of 1999. Rates will remain unchanged for the Boeing 757, 767, MD-80/-90 and MD-11 programs. Also, Boeing plans to deliver its first 717-200 in the second quarter of 1999 and will deliver follow-on 717 airplanes for the rest of the year. The company will establish a formal production rate for the 717 in 1999. These production plans will likely result in the elimination of some BCAG jobs in addition to the 12,000 previously announced. The company plans to begin reducing employment in mid-1998. Monthly production rates for 1999 will be set as follows: 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter 737 Classic 5 3 3 3 Next-Generation 737 21 24 24 24 747 5 3.5 3.5 3.5 757 5 5 5 5 767 4 4 4 4 777 7 7 7 5 MD-80/-90 3 3 3 3 MD-11 1 1 1 1 717 0 First Delivery Follow-ons Follow-ons Total* 51 50.5 50.5 48.5 * Does not include 717 productio ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ now let the stock loose, and lets see some upward movement!!!!!!!

To: ENOTS who wrote (189)	6/10/1998 8:11:00 AM
From: ENOTS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224

insider buying at AMTK...... HOLDINGS OF MULTI MULTI ACTIVE INSIDERS@ -PLE -PLE ---------------- NO. OF OF NO. OF OF EXCH./ LATEST LATEST BUYERS- HIST. BUYERS- HIST SYMBOL 12 WEEKS 24 WEEKS SELLERS NORM@@ SELLERS NORM@@ BUYING+++++++++++ Columbia Finl Kntcky I O/CFKY 467 467 9-0 1.0 9-0 1.0 Heritage Bancorp O/HBCI 374 374 7-0 3.8 7-0 1.9 Felcor Ste Hotels N/FCH 150 153 3-0 2.8* 3-0 1.4 Cavalry Bancorp O/CAVB 83 83 14-0 1.0 14-0 1.0 Goodrich BF N/GR 23 23 3-1 5.1 3-1 2.6 Northwestern Pblc Srv N/NPS 18 41 11-0 1.2 17-1 1.0 Tupperware N/TUP 15 18 3-0 5.1 5-0 4.3 American Mtrls & Tchn ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ O/AMTK 14 17 3-0 1.0 4-0 1.0 Wilshire Financial Srvs O/WFSG 12 19 3-1 1.0 4-1 1.0 Intl Multifoods N/IMC 11 19 3-0 12.0 3-0 6.0 SELLING Blount Intl Com A N/BLTA -43 -43 0-3 1.5 0-3 0.8 Gensia Sicor O/GNSA -19 -35 0-3 5.1 2-4 3.4 STV Group O/STVI -14 -14 0-3 36.0 0-3 18.0 Chemed N/CHE -12 -15 0-6 4.5 0-6 2.3 Quorum Health Group O/QHGI -10 -17 0-4 4.3* 0-6 3.2 D H Marketing & Cnsltng O/DHMG - 9 - 9 0-5 1.0* 0-5 1.0 Caterpillar N/CAT - 8 - 8 2-5 2.4 3-5 1.2 Sundstrand N/SNS - 7 - 7 1-3 3.3 1-3 1.6 Industri Matematik Intl O/IMIC - 7 - 7 0-5 1.0 0-5 1.0 Southwest Airlines N/LUV - 6 -15 0-4 6.9 0-5 4.3 NOTE: Shows purchases and sales by most officers and directors, which must be reported to the SEC and other regulators by the 10th of the month following the month of the trade. Includes both open-market and private transactions involving direct and indirect holdings. Excludes stocks valued at less than $2 a share, acquisitions through options and companies being acquired. n-No prior holdings. r-sale within two weeks of option exercise equal to 90% or more of shares sold. s-Holds other class of stock. x-Reflects shares held indirectly. #-Late filing. *-Base period is less than 3 years. CB-chairman. P-president. D-director. VP-vice president. O-officer. Z-other. @-Ranked by the net change in shares held by those insiders who bought or sold during the last 12 weeks, expressed as a percentage change of only their holdings at the start of the period. Reflects companies for which filings made last week showed some insider activity during the latest 12 weeks. @@-Excluded: companies with total trades valued under $75,000; option-related sales, unexercised options, companies with fewer than three buyers or sellers, or fewer buyers or sellers than the historical average for the period. Based on the previous three years. Source: CDA/Investnet, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.