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To: Larry S. who wrote (28821)8/5/2001 5:09:36 PM
From: Educator  Respond to of 29970
 
"I still think that ATHM is a very attractive asset to a company wanting to build a nationwide presence. Why wouldn't MSFT want ATHM as an outlet for its MSN?"

Hi Larry,

You make some good points. Even though the market begs to differ, I agree with you that @Home is an attractive asset. I guess I always have, and that is why I rode it from $99 to $1.96. I kept the faith for a long time. As others have pointed out, in hindsight, Excite was a road that ATHM never should have traveled. What benefits did ATHM gain from the Excite purchase? Maybe it helped to broaden the @Home footprint. Who knows...maybe more than we realize. @Home continues the roll out. As the Internet stock bubble burst, so did ATHM right along with it. It is difficult to find a stock that fell even further...$99 to a buck and change. Amazing.

I am taking the family bowling. This is one sport where striking out isn't half bad. I probably smell like a pack of Camels (non-filtered) in a couple of hours.

Take care,
Ed



To: Larry S. who wrote (28821)8/5/2001 6:17:25 PM
From: 10K a day  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 29970
 
I don't think microsoft wants anything to do with hardware.
I don't think the market knows what the hell to do with a 44 billion dollar JDSU write down.
That's like duh.
In the infamous words of an unnamed CEO.
We F'd Up.