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To: zello who wrote (57897)12/29/1999 8:24:00 PM
From: TARADO96  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
<<selling slow moving stocks to get off margin...fine no dispute. However, start with AOL first...don't know about that one. I would like to get Voltaire's take. With AOL already being $20 down from its highs (a little more than 20%) and earnings coming in the second week of January more than likely AOL will have a pre or post earnings run...at least testing the $96 high and if it goes to the $110 range it would not surprise me to see Case and the management split it again (although I personally don't think they will split it this quarter it wouldn't surprise me knowingCase's passion for splits). Voltaire...what do you see?>>

Zello,

I am with you. Pick another stock to sell. Selling AOL at this time of the year is not a very good idea!

John

Z



To: zello who wrote (57897)12/29/1999 8:25:00 PM
From: linsol  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
NO NO NO! You misunderstood me. I meant AOL should be the Last thing you sell and the FIRST one you buy back. I love AOL. Thanks for bringing that out. Im sorry I wasn't more clear. It's been a little weak lately and I bet some people are being forced to sell a great stock. If they were in CASH they would be looking to buy MORE.