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To: thecow who wrote (14527)	5/3/1999 8:17:00 PM
From: HECTOR RUBERT	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

MM's are punishing AOL because of uncertainty over its broadband strategy. But, have they ignored the 17+ million subscribers AOL currently has? The rest of the competition have less than 2 million subscribers....you call this competition? AOL has real profits and earnings growth plus they haven't taped any revenues from the NETSCAPE/SUN technologies... Steve Case has been through worst situations than this and has always pulled out an ACE. My money all 134k is on Case. I've lost over 27% of paper profits since the high of 170 but will never sell at these wholesale prices. I expect AOL and T to announce a major deal soon. AOL didn't buy into MediaOne because they don't want T as an enemy. They know they rather be in negotiations directly with T. This is the best of 2 worlds since there is no dilution to AOL shares and T will arrange some kind of deal for AOL to come on board. Those skeptics will be proven wrong. Mr. Armstrong loves AOL that is why he has tried to buy out AOL for the past 2 years. He wants to get his hands on those 17+ million subscribers for local and long distance phone service among several products the new T will introduce in its broadband strategy. AOL to 175 before fiscal year end earnings June'99 and 2 for 1 split.... That's how I see it.... Best to you ... Hector