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To: Amy Chan who wrote (2015)	4/16/1999 2:41:00 PM
From: Lucinos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2389

Amy, Actually, it is just my guessing since I am confused by the high volume showing yesterday at the record high price. It will be reasonable to have large volume traded yesterday after the earning, but the volume became even higher at 75. That is very unique. I can understand the reason for people selling the stocks at 75 (a lot of them may eventually get it back within a drop of 3 or 4 dollars). However, I just could not be able to understand the reason for people buying ALTR at above 75 yesterday. From experience, when a stock (not a internet one) goes up by 13% in a day, the stock may most likely fall and back-fill for a few more days. If they really want to own more ALTR stocks, they can more easily buy it at a lower price today or may be next week. But they buy it yesterday at 75. Anyway. It is very happy to own TXN, ALTR and XLNX since last Sep. Lucinos