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To: ajs who wrote (2188)	4/22/1999 11:56:00 PM
From: $Mogul	Respond to of 4298

T Down 4 in Afterhours,WOW, just heard the CNN Money Line interview with CEO M. Armstrong, He is so Sly. He has GUARENTEED Media ONE that the SEC will approve it and T will take the risk. You know what, i think he is right, and I will see in my life time T as a MONOPOLY again, i am sure of it. Deregualation sometimes gives the market Leaders the advantage, in the Long Run and gives smaller companies the ability to surrive, but ultimately they get swallowed!! T is the future and will be as big and in my opinion BIGGER than it ever has been in 20 years, wow what a GORILLA!! $Mogul

To: ajs who wrote (2188)	4/23/1999 1:22:00 AM
From: Ramin Motakef	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4298

ajs, -According to Yahoo, the last trade for T, at the primary market, was at $56 ¾ quote.yahoo.com -According to CNNfn, the last trade for T, at the primary market, was at $56 ¾ qs2.cnnfn.com -According to our own Silicon Investor, the last trade for T, at the primary market, was at $56 ¾. -And according to Quote.Com, the last trade for T was at 56 ¾ fast.quote.com AT&T DID CLOSE AT $56 3/4! Also the 40,000 shares traded during the first hour of the after market is very small compared to the total number of AT&T's outstanding shares to account for $2¾ drop in AT&T's share price. In any case, I was basically hinting that the 500,000 block was traded PRIOR to today's market closing, and that the SELLER was aware of "The Deal", willing to sell at a discount. Cheers, Ron