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To: VBroady who wrote (27553)	7/31/1999 11:49:00 PM
From: C Nelson Reilly	Respond to of 41369

Re: Case selling VBroady, Case's selling (percentage-wise) seemed LARGE to me. Imagine if Gates sold 9% of MSFT or if Dell sold 9% - you'd be seeing MSFT in the high 70's and DELL in the low 30's. I realize Case doesn't own near the percentage of his company as Gates and Dell but it did seem excessive if you're bullish on the future. Who knows - he may have a good immediate use for the cash. Haven't seen the CNNfn piece on AOL but I may be switching to them more often if for no other reason than to avoid BOB PISANI. I used to watch Neil and Karen on CNBC and I liked the new TheStreet.com show so maybe I'll watch more often. As for AOL's stock price - I'm not gonna try to guess the direction for the next couple of months. It could run on great news and sell off on nothing at all - I can't predict it so I'm staying away. Should be good in the XMas season with other e-commerce stocks. Yours in relatively sober analysis, C Nelson