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To: Val who wrote (25)	4/7/1997 11:13:00 PM
From: Thom Taylor	of 65

Check this out: techstocks.com This should make you happy. If you want to put AOL on a long term basis why don't you put AOL LEAPS. It's less expensive, less risky and probably cheaper. What do you think CSRV good balance sheet will do to AOL when AOL buys CSRV? Also one less competitor. Don't know about USRX. Just what I've heard. NSCP is not a good internet play because the war between MSFT and NSCP will a moot point when more Windows 95 users take over and use JAVA. JAVA, SUN, and a couple of other players are trying to create a technology which will provide everyone one with a dumb terminal ($500 cost) coupled with JAVA technology. They want to hurt MSFT, INTC, & MU right where it counts. AOL's trading range I think is now 40-45. It has great support at $40 and even better at $33.50. I'll be suprised if she breaks below $40. I follow several Options news letters etc and they all say AOL is going to $55 level. What part of Seattle are you from? I use to live in Belview on 2nd Ave South. SeaTac planes flew over our house all the time. I think 10-15 miles from Saltwater Park. TT

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