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To: Andrew Vance who wrote (15865)	11/13/1998 3:03:00 PM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17305

AV---By Far this is the one I am most proud of:<GGG> To: +Investor2 (15488 ) From: +Andrew Vance Wednesday, Sep 16 1998 2:22AM ET Reply #15490 of 15866 AV--I am clueless on CYMI, but when it dropped to 7-3/4, I could stand it no more and jumped aboard for the duration. Message 5821646 referes to ASYT. <GGG> To: +Gary Burton (15471 ) From: +Andrew Vance Monday, Sep 14 1998 4:08AM ET Reply 15476# of 15867 AV--ASYT had OEM'd in a great deal of its integrated indexers in a almost every major equipment supplier. Even though is a small part of their business, it still hurts when equipment sales are down. I think ASYT has been able to hold its own and that its minienvironment and equipment retrofit business may pick up in 1999, when new budgets are in place and available to spend against. I would rather not formally comment on BRKS since I am getting more intrigued with this company as time marches on. I was not a skeptic nor proponent of BRKS in the past but attitudes can change along with market conditions. BRKS is looking to be a very nice takeover candidate from my perspective. And it might not be ASYT as the only bidder either. Andrew Two months and I am just beside myself with joy and laughter. BTW-being beside myself is a big chore.<GGG> Andrew