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To: Mare Britton who wrote (25009)	7/6/1999 4:33:00 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 41369

Mare......seems just about everyone got spanked towards the end......yahoo ended neg....qcom also....aol held on to a chunk....T

To: Mare Britton who wrote (25009)	7/6/1999 4:37:00 PM
From: CookiePuss	Respond to of 41369

i wouldn't expect any strong moves tomorrow in the internets with yhoo earnings coming out after the bell. yhoo will probably put a wet blanket on an internet rally for a few days. yhoo has already played out it's usual strong pre earnings rally and then selloff a day or two before earnings are out. all that's left is the immediate yhoo selloff once they beat estimates. i do think aol and ebay are going to be good short term trades, both will probably rally into earnings. good trading mike

To: Mare Britton who wrote (25009)	7/6/1999 10:12:00 PM
From: tang	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

My speculation cards read tomorrow's AOL price as follow: (1)Before 4:00 PM, high $128 - $129 5/8, close $125-$126, low $119 (2)After 5:01 PM, AOL could trade as high as $132 if YHOO beats the whisper number of .11, if the number is lower than .11, AOL might open at $122 - $123 on Thursday but will close around $125 (3)If Yhoo remains steady or higher on Thursday, AOL will be over $132 by the end of Thursday (4)Given the Lehman's and NYTimes articles, there is enough fuel to support AOL between $125-$128 with or without YHOO's earning (5)Open Access Issue reaches Congress tomorrow, additional fuel to AOL's price (6)I have sold my ATHM and advised my friends to do the same, why? CABLE issue has been priced into AOL already in the last month or so but every municipality's hold back will hammer ATHM, there are so many unknown 'hammers' sitting there waiting to be down on ATHM, I am not shorting ATHM at all, just my tarot cards tell me so, besides, too much contradiction here, what's good for ATHM is bad for AOL, vice versa, kind of lost during cheerleading... Ok, this is pure speculation, if I am right, I am just having a good day, if I am wrong, don't hold me for what I said and remember I am a strong AOL long.