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Technology Stocks : Ampex Corporation (AEXCA) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Carl R. who wrote (7136)	4/13/1999 11:22:00 PM
From: Alan Cassaro	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 17679

>>>>Your problem Alan is that you are taking this all too seriously.<<<<< Aplogies. Just kinda. IÕm okay, youÕre okay. WeÕre here. WeÕre alive. And always growing. I really appreciate your concern. First, let me assure you, IÕm seriously THRILLED about whatÕs going on with AXC. There are type A personalities, and type B. DonÕt get me wrong, I ENJOY worrying and anguishing over this. ItÕs the only way I know IÕm alive, to feel all of it, to speculate on the most horrible and terriffic scenarios I can imagine and reason. IÕve pretty much approached things that way most of my life, and I canÕt change now. It doesnÕt necessarily give me the Perry Como personality I wish I had, but what the heck, Jerry Lee Lewis is my real mentor. As a human Ampex tuning fork, I have to absorb and resonate a lot of input from a lot of investor chat boards, and make my assessments from that. I espouse the herd mentality, I follow the herd. I feel the herd. Angus herds. Just the best beef. I believe in this herd. Lots of moral intelligent people. Lots of wizards. Gurus. Obviously a herd with a purpose. I have no mentality of my own at all concerning finances or stock wisdom. I try to keep my mind free of all that worldly stuff. The only thing I really work at or care about is my song writing and other artistic endeavors. By following and filtering through the stock chaos, I have developed stock stigmata. I bleed on the holy market days. I welcome the laughter, the pain and suffering, and anything this stock may bring in the course of a day. Michael said a mouthful when he said, ÒI donÕt have the courage to be richÓ. ThatÕs a very honest statement for anyone to make. I suppose, in my own way, IÕm trying to fight it myself. And thatÕs where the vomiting comes in. But, not to worry, it was the same way on Prom Night.........Tomorrow will probably be worse than today, and thatÕs good!. al