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To: Maven who wrote (2362)	4/13/1998
From: William Cooper	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11568

I think he was just asking the question not implying anything. Anyway who cares if there was a split? All a split does is double the amount of shares. If there was a split right now the stock would be about $21.50. Not only that but there would be about 2 billion WorldCom shares alone without MCI! Splits do little more than that. I don't understand why certain stocks go up because of a split and I never will. Of course if there is a real small float the big boys can get in without moving the price as much. I rather not see the thread start talking about such things unless there is a company announcement about it. There should not be a split until after the merger goes through and like someone else said the stock price is around $100. Of course this is just one investors opinion.