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To: Logistics who wrote (29856)	3/27/1999 12:13:00 PM
From: Logistics	Respond to of 120523

In short - BUY AOL AND STASH IT AWAY. AOL right now would be 62.50 a share before split. We know it will split at least once this year. Does anyone think AOL will be less than $62.50 by Dec. 31, 1999. JL

To: Logistics who wrote (29856)	3/27/1999 12:42:00 PM
From: bobby is sleepless in seattle	Respond to of 120523

AOL Absolutely, couldn't agree more as a choice..the number of new subsribers, including international adds along with continued depth in content, market sentiment...full steam ahead...and did I hear right on CNBC that AOL might be interested in NXTL?...dsl penetration will help although icing on the cake will be cable affiliation....which leads to a second pick... ATHM for the short and long run...with two significant events taking place next month, split and the completion of merger with XCIT, I think we'll see continued momentum...it doesn't hurt to be involved in one of the hotter topics of late, cable... let the argument continue as AOL with its 17+ million subscribers and looking for adds at 1 million per month, versus a goal of 1 million for athm by the end of the year... broadband... how about the home improvement sector...HD, LOW, EAGL, HBI (buyout candidate)...and of course LRW... telecoms????... and this will come as no surprise...the internets as my favorite...will continue to offer the short term trader momentum and volatility...currently, I have ATHM, AOL, VRIO, as long term holds with a keen eye on elnk every time it gets near 60...mspg developing cable connectivity...a common theme among those picks, huh? anyway, so many opps available...For now, I'll stick primarily with the nets until the market tells me otherwise.