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To: S. M. SAIFEE who wrote (34037)	2/9/1998 1:47:00 PM
From: Gary Korn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

Lvl 2. GSCO pretty much out of it for a while. SOES bandits selling? (Pete Broker could speak to this better than I): ASND 32:T 32.7 21x10 2x1 32:T-:07 3,341,000 33.5 32.5 ==== 32.6 32:F 41x57 6x4 1:45 400 . 32:E 33 8x141 1x14 Dynamic MM Bid Ask Size Time MM Bid Ask Size Time INCA 32:T 32:F 11x17 1:46:16 NITE 32.5 32.7 10x10 1:46:18 FBCO 32:T 33:1 10x10 1:45:29 ISLD 32.6 32:F 3x20 1:46:42 MSCO 32.6 33.2 10x10 1:31:00 INCA 32:T 32:F 11x17 1:46:16 JPMS 32.6 33.5 10x10 1:45:12 GKMC 32:7 32:F 10x10 1:19:29 MLCO 32.6 32:F 10x10 1:45:37 MLCO 32.6 32:F 10x10 1:45:37 DEAN 32.6 33 7x10 1:26:31 PERT 32.5 33 3x28 1:45:36 ISLD 32.6 32:F 3x20 1:46:42 EVRN 32.3 33 10x10 1:16:55 LEHM 32.6 33 1x10 1:25:56 NFSC 32.5 33 10x10 1:19:27 SHWD 32:E 33 8x10 1:19:56 MONT 32.2 33 10x10 1:19:46 MASH 32.5 33 45x10 1:25:56 PRUS 32.2 33 10x10 1:19:46 DLJP 32.5 33.3 10x10 11:04:37 GSCO 32.5 33 10x10 1:19:46 SHRP 32.5 33.5 10x10 11:04:59 SHWD 32:E 33 8x10 1:19:56 SBSH 32.5 33.1 10x10 12:30:48 JEFF 32.4 33 10x10 1:23:43 NFSC 32.5 33 10x10 1:19:27 TSCO 32.2 33 10x10 1:25:01 GSCO 32.5 33 10x10 1:19:46 LEHM 32.6 33 1x10 1:25:56

To: S. M. SAIFEE who wrote (34037)	2/9/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: sepku	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

>>>There are numerous ISP providing unlimited access under $ 20. Ithink $ 2 increase announced today could more cost more to AOL than improve bottom line.<<< I don't think the majority of AOL's members are subcribing for the pure Internet access and "no frills" that 99% of ISPs provide. I think it's more about the chats and supposed content of the online community. Otherwise, these people would likely be using any one of the ISPs out there -- accessing the Net from AOL is notoriously slow. I bet they'll get away with the $2 increase with minimal churn. I just heard on CNBC that the price target many analysts are now forcasting for AOL is in the neighborhood of $150/share. Style Pts.

To: S. M. SAIFEE who wrote (34037)	2/9/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Respond to of 61433

<<I think $ 2 increase announced today could more cost more to AOL than improve bottom line.>> You may be right, but the stock was up $6.00 last time I checked.