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Strategies & Market Trends : Aetna ( aet)
AET 212.70+0.3%Nov 28 4:00 PM EST
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To: Yann-Ming Wang who wrote (24)10/12/1997 11:50:00 PM
From: men mailman   of 110
 
Indeed it does reaffirm AETNA's strength.


In a WSJ article last week many false and unproffesional pieces of info was printed regarding hmo's and Cigna and AEtna.

I am sitting and wondering how the WSJ can let themselves be duped by the shorters.

1) Abromowitz is retired and is not part of AETNA anymore. He sold off at $96 and not at $78. Thirdly he sold for personal reasons that had nothing to do with the strength of AETNA. BTW he still owns million in preffered

2) S & P just gave AETNA one of its best ratings

3) Aetna is trading $5 below its book value

4) Aetna can and will raise its premiums if the business so warrants
Furthermore in light of the facts less cometition will enter the market.

5) Why was Cigna punished with a decline of a few dollars while Aetna went down 1/3 of its value

I fully believe that the analysts quoted in the WSJ have either shorted the stock or want to buy AETNA at a fire sale. I will publicize their names with the article when the stock hits 90, 100.
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