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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (23536)	4/30/1999 5:34:00 AM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Good Morning Sonny, Yes the quarterly earnings report on AOL was great but I was disappointed that there was not any discussion of stock splitting. It is a little boring for tech and health care investors to witness the Dow climbing new highs while our stocks are retreating and the S+P weakens. The bright spot I saw in yesterday's session was the closing of AOL above 140 after taking one mean dip earlier. Also Dell and Microsoft did not do too poorly. When the mo mo boys stop messing around with the cyclicals maybe we can get back to the business of making money. Just spent $600 over the course of one month for breaks, drums and rotors for my car. Does that sound like a rip off or what? I only put 14,000 miles on the car over the few years I had it. Today you need to be a millionaire just to have enough for dinner after everybody is through taking one of the cleaners. Oh I better check to see what my cleaning bill is?? Did you hear about the young kid from New Jersey who bid up three million dollars worth of merchandise at EBAY? The youngster does not have enough money to buy a couple of comic books. Did you see the NBR last night?? There was a segment on e-computers and they said that they were selling them for under $500 and that they could not keep up with the demand. I wonder what Dell thinks about this? Have a great day and lets go Nasdaq, techs and our great investments Hope we have a better day in the financial markets Frank