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To: Steven Ivanyi who wrote (17072)	11/17/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: FNS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Steven, re your statement. I use a P&F Chart. ATHM had a hi of 50 in Oct. and subsequently tanked to 38; climbed to 41 and dropped to 37; then up to 46 and fell to 42...and today 2T'd at 46! Re: <<If it breaks 50, it could go a lot higher, but from what I can gather the resistance is quite significant.>> Well, not sure what your position is...! But 50 is also a 2T and 52 is another old top...the important point is that 51 would be a major breakout since it reverses the trend to positive. Yes, there's resistance up the line but I suspect that this could be chewed up as it approaches the 67 range by mid '00! How's that for a target? FNS

To: Steven Ivanyi who wrote (17072)	11/17/1999 7:52:00 AM
From: Killian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Steven! <<<In summary, I really don't see the speculation about AOL needing ATHM. It's something that the ATHM stockholders would like more than anything else.>>> A true long term ATHM investor wants absolutely nothing to do with AOL! We will get there on our own thank-you! Kevin

To: Steven Ivanyi who wrote (17072)	11/17/1999 8:36:00 AM
From: MIKE REDDERT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

The 46 5/8 area is the declining tops line with the greatest resistance, as it has failed there several times. The high of 11/10 was predictable because of that trend. This trend line will continue to offer resistance until it is broken, not because it has any intrinsic value, but because of crowd behavior... technicians are "tuned in" to that line. Mike