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To: RocketMan who wrote (10721)	4/15/1999 7:55:00 AM
From: Tri Bui	Respond to of 41369

Another strong buy. Maybe we can recover some ground today. The market over all is very healthy...We definitely will see a strong rally today! mrci.com AOL will absolutely be a Y2K strong buy stock.;-) Cheers

To: RocketMan who wrote (10721)	4/15/1999 8:21:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

RocketMan, CNBC this AM: "yesterday Alcoa and Georgia Pacific up big time. Aluminum and the cyclicals. They are not sure if this is a flash in the pan or not. People think the world economy is coming back." " Brokers are strong" " Merrill upgrades trucks " --------------------------- This is funny. I wish these guys would get their story straight. I thought that the current/future ( 12 months ) theme was pricing weakness because Asia is still down and 2 days ago Wall St. Jour had an article that rich businesses are resisting IMF and Government efforts to help bail out sunken 3rd world Economies by forgiving Bond debts. Then I thought Europe is now slowing and THEY may not be able to help the US in pulling out the worlds economy. So who's going to help Asia? I thought our nest bill was going to be 2-3 bill and counting to pay f0r Kosovo war. I guess Merrill missed the Internet so long and so bad that they are now pulling out the old "late- economic- cycle- cyclicals- bloom " line used for years. I don't buy it. I think the Internuts are having profit taking and will be back sooner than later. AOL with the front pack, TA