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To: Brett Nelson who wrote (4086)	4/11/1998 3:23:00 AM
From: Bradley W. Price	Respond to of 18016

Article confirms death of X.25 teledotcom.com bp

To: Brett Nelson who wrote (4086)	4/11/1998 6:45:00 PM
From: notredame	Respond to of 18016

The comments about the split were regarding ATI. As far as I can tell, the empirical evidence still holds until I see otherwise. I do not make investment decisions based on the fact that a stock is splitting, I really don't think its wise. Lets take Yahoo for example. That stock just reported earnings and climbed to $110 US. I certainly would not but it at that P/E and I certainly would not buy it if it split. There are some crazy things going on right now, and I have this feeling it is going to correct before summer. We just need that trigger.... PS Note on the DJIA, they are increasing the "speed bumps" to 10% of the market before a halt. If it is down 10% before 2PM they halt for an hour. If it is down 10% after 2PM they halt for half an hour. If it goes down 20% they halt for 2 hours. Better than the original 4% or something from before.