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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (23808)	6/16/1999 8:15:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Brian. Hm. Too bad you did not mention EMC yesterday. I may have jumped into it also. I just keep recommending it without heeding my own advice. gg. The way things are going, I may miss it again. I am waiting for Amzn and Yahoo to come back. Glad to hear Amzn teaming up with BID. Wow, the old and the new getting together. Yes, those internets made my day today. I am including Intel in that. Networking etc. I just mentioned to Royco that today was the first day in about 2 years that all of my stock were in the green. That reminds me. I saw one of your posts yesterday on Qwest and Global Crossing. I heard somewhere that those 2 CEO's are good friends but that they are pretty serious about US West and Frontier. The way it was put was: This deal is a MUST deal for each of them and Global Crossing seems to have the edge. I think both worked for T formerly, went out on their own and then Global Crossing CEO was rehired by T and then quit again to form Global Crossing. I hope I have all this right. Anyhow, everybody seems to think if Qwest loses out on this deal that the stock may go back to its former high. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THIS. Could get hairy. You know what they did to AOL when they thought that AOL needed cable immediately. Sonny