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To: Art Stone who wrote (2638)	4/1/1997 10:21:00 PM
From: jack rand	of 13594

>$45/share, AOL would only need to trade about 25 million shares In >return Do you think HRB and the 20% holders would accept zero premium to CSRV's current price? >Because it would signal that the contest is over. AOL has won the >race, and now will be the single player from the United States in >Europe and Japan. Ah. But what about MSFT; which, BTW, would be a clone match systems wise, not to mentioning really having the financial wherewithall? And, BTW, MSFT/MSN a few weeks ago snatched from under AOL alliance with Deutches Telecom. Take a look at the CNNfn articles I posted URLs to about the source of the rumor. An avowed rumor mongerer who says he could care less about the veracity of rumors -- only that they sound plausible. His fax clients already made 22% today and probably will be out by sometime tomorrow -- leaving the suckers holding the bag -- and us arguing about the rumor as if it's real. Note BTW the timing. The fax was `leaked' to Bloomberg late in the trading day. No time for any evaluation. Just kneejerk buying.

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