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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (21466)6/12/1999 9:50:00 PM
From: Electric  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 42787
 
dennis,

Sorry for the long time in replying, we are on a short house hunting trip in the east.

On AOL, I think you are right, in Europe it is happening. I also think AOL has a case of the DELL's, truely spectacular run, but the numbers are starting to catch up. I also do feel that when a stock is a component of a big index, that it cannot stray too far from the mean of the other equities. I think it might stray for 2 or 3 standard deviations, but not as AOL did. Think about this.. AOL is down 75 points from the highs, and that is with all large indicies being up for the year. I think it will be the first leg to fall if the NYSE starts to drop, say below 10k, and we arent very far from that level.

I also think people are getting smarter and are noticing that one does not have to pay 22 a month to get on the internet. I hope they change to Netscape, I-Explorer is a very bad product.

On CTIX.. it will likely see below 30, then it is time again to load up. I have watched it since the IPO offering and it rolls by itself in the 28-38 range. This also is without any news.

How about the Knicks? That is great! I think the Spurs take it in 5 maybe 6. Make some $$$ on it..lol

I also agree about the computers, they are not going anywhere..

I agree with Judy about QCOM, it can go much further from here, I just kick myself for not getting in at 40.

E