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To: Alec Epting who wrote (5923)11/13/1997 2:52:00 PM
From: J.S.  Respond to of 13594
 
IBM is interested in buying back shares. They are not interested in
convertible debt. There are many good examples of companies with
sound balance sheet issuing securities under Reg S. Most are
not though. Will try to find you some links to SEC documents if I
have time showing "good" ones and "bad " ones. AOL is somewhere in
between. Shaky balance sheet -- "good" (for existing shareholders)
Reg S deal.

AOL chart looks very negative. Broke through 50 dma. I think that
the stigma of Reg S may have something to do with the lack of
bounce off the trendline. In the past, they have announced news or
gotten 3356 buy reiterations everytime they approach the 50dma.

This time they tried, but it does not appear to be working.

Jos



To: Alec Epting who wrote (5923)11/13/1997 5:06:00 PM
From: Dan Lisman  Respond to of 13594
 
AOL Shorters: JCOR borrowing $457 million. Does this put them in short company with AOL?
Following story released AFTER market close:
biz.yahoo.com

I think so,
Dan


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