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To: Never Hibernate who wrote (38955)	6/17/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: rodney beasley	Respond to of 122087

if A@P thinks AOL going to 10.00 he is on drugs,,AOL will have a hard time busting thru 200dma,,if it does that then we could see 60-70,,but its real thick in the 75-95 range,,,aol wont see 10,,i will bet my house on that,,pe means crap on inet,,if aol overvalued,well then there is a ton of other inets that are 10-75 times more ov,,,hey tony you got any more of that stuff? :-)

To: Never Hibernate who wrote (38955)	6/17/1999 6:19:00 PM
From: Len	Respond to of 122087

What their worth (in the common vernacular) is, is a function of the share price, multiplied by the total shares outstanding, i.e, the market capitalization. With a billion shares outstanding, a price of $10/share would indeed have them 'worth' $10 billion. You're needlessly trying to extrapolate a figure that wasn't intended by him, IMHO. Len