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To: Dale Knipschield who wrote (15869)	11/16/1998 7:48:00 AM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17305

AV--All I want to hear is "the check is in the mail"<GGG>. From Today's Newsletter: LOCKED ON TARGET ASYT[19] - Locked on target especially with the heavy volume traded on the last two days (3x and 4X). Very successful run up in this stock move the past few weeks, with it just continuing to rise over the course of the last 3 weeks. No ifs ands or buts about this one. This has nearly tripled in price is 3 weeks. That right, a 300% return in 3 weeks. The following is the exact reprint of the October 20th issue of RadarView (Issue#2): ASYT(6-7/8, +1/4) - is trading at less than actual cash value these days. Even though it may be slow to recover, it is an exceptional bargain within the industry. They have a great future WHEN the 300mm programs are implemented since they are designed into most of them. They will also have some real good business opportunities as the existing fab infrastructures become obsolete and are replaced starting in 2000 and beyond since they also sell OEM components like integrated indexers to most of the major 200mm equipment suppliers. While there have been many good successes described above and in previous issues, I cannot guarantee future performance at this level. However, ASYT has been by far the most stupendous idea discussed with the readers and is closing in on a 300% gain in less than a month. A $7000 investment would be worth $19,000 today. This would have covered a lifetime subscription. I would also like to point out that taking profits and sitting on the sidelines waiting for better re-entry prices has saved money also. Not buying prematurely allows for better cash allocations in the market. BTW- there were others in the locked on target that performed real well, but not as well as ASYT. Andrew<GGG>