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To: RFH who wrote (5974)	10/26/1998 5:59:00 AM
From: Jim Battaglia	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Robert/ Scott...If we use AIM in a Monthly Buying Mode Per Lichello...with a starting 33% cash...Here are the results: AIM is up 8.4% vs -5.29 for Buy and Hold. I am sorry it may not line up correctly. DATE PRICE VALUE CASH MKT SHARE OWN VALUE ....BUY/H ....AIM 6/1/97 19.120 9560 5440 0 500 15000 7/1/97 16.870 8435 5440 282 17 517 13875 ($1,125) ($1,125) 8/1/97 18.750 9688 5159 0 0 517 14846 ($185) ($154) 9/1/97 18.620 9621 5159 0 0 517 14779 ($250) ($221) 10/1/97 14.930 7714 5159 1215 81 598 12873 ($2,095) ($2,127) 11/1/97 14.120 8445 3943 1019 72 670 12388 ($2,500) ($2,612) 12/1/97 12.310 8251 2924 1742 142 812 11175 ($3,405) ($3,825) 1/1/98 10.310 8369 1182 0 0 812 9552 ($4,405) ($5,448) 2/1/98 14.810 12022 1182 0 0 812 13204 ($2,155) ($1,796) 3/1/97 14.620 11868 1182 0 0 812 13050 ($2,250) ($1,950) 4/1/98 16.000 12988 1182 0 0 812 14170 ($1,560) ($830) 5/1/98 12.810 10399 1182 250 20 831 11581 ($3,155) ($3,419) 6/1/98 10.870 9036 932 0 0 831 9968 ($4,125) ($5,032) 7/1/98 17.250 14340 932 -1092 -63 768 15272 ($935) $272 8/1/98 13.000 9984 2024 832 64 832 12008 ($3,060) ($2,992) 9/1/98 18.120 15075 1192 -1338 -74 758 16268 ($500) $1,268 Jim AIMing!!! Using Yahoo and Bill's Spreadsheet (stocksystems.com) investnbest.netmegs.com

To: RFH who wrote (5974)	10/26/1998 12:56:00 PM
From: Scott Moore	Respond to of 18928

Only recently, during the big downdraft a month and a half ago. I had been eyeballing it and NMGC for quite awhile and decided that RFMD has a small market share and has a better chance of gaining share over the next year. Versus NMGC which already has established their share and who knows what big nasty INTC has up their sleeve. I wish I would have caught RFMD at $11 this summer, but alas I was pouring money into the "black-hole", our motorhome and some into a rental. I'm still eyeballing LCOS, but skeptical about the long term. Bernie had a very good suggestion back then with APCC, but I didn't have enough to start a second AIM account without going on margin, which was pretty scarey at the time. Scott