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To: freeus who wrote (11791)	4/20/1999 1:30:00 PM
From: dennis michael patterson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

Freeus it DID go straight up. That's why it went down so far. I am glad I held. The fundamentals are excellent. I wonder if Prof Jeremy Siegel bought the dip

To: freeus who wrote (11791)	4/20/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

freeus, flying by the seat of my pants. I just bought some AOL another 20% of my final hold; Got 40% of my planned buys so far. Reasoning: -this is a powerful comeback after big loss yesterady. -yesterday's loss was planned by 55,000,000 investors. This was planned and executed by the big institutions ( Magellan? for one ). -they are now buying these shares back in an orderly manner from margin calls weak hands. Yesterday's article on WSJ may have been timed? ( conspiracy theory < GG >: Ex Magellan director Peter Lynch went to Wharton. One of his classmates? <GG> Prof.J Siegel writes an editorial in WSJ. Did Peter know about it and did he tell Bob Stansky Magellan manager about it? Just thinking and speculating; I am not accusing anybody.Sort of free speech, < GGG>.) -if stock goes down you continue to average down -next Tues is too close and you can see everybody in the Internut stock biz is getting itchy fingers again today. - Prof JSiegel prefaced his article that next week he'll tell the good side of AOL, LOL. By then brother Stansky will have loaded up the cart again for another round of sales. Life goes on, nothing new. -AOL cannot be compared to GM but that is another discussion TA