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To: ae who wrote (582)	4/16/1998 7:47:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2882

Sorry ae...those are the number of share of each CKFR/XCIT that Intuit ownes........ What's more interesting is if you followed Intuit last year like I did they essentially got all that for nothing.....That Intuit was a bargin at the low 20's last year...it was net $15 of CKFR/XCIT at one time...last year. Now it is about $40...dave knows what I'm talking about. If you want more details....go look over the Intuit thread starting last July or August...I tried to explain the mathmatics to then frustrated Shareholders....some listed, by Christmas we were all buddies. I'm waiting for that discount to come back well below $40....a run in CKFR would do it...before I buy back.