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To: Belinda S. who wrote (41972)	5/26/1999 1:23:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

No I have 2 ISP's 3 cable modem hook ups (one just from last week) with Adelphia (ADLAC ;-), 3 computers and only 3 monitors. And a very short database of watch list stocks..for today. Example I didn't even look at the last 10 days of May watch lists which I worked hard to put in buy signals.. I closed the alerts this morning because they were distracting. Whenever I get 'intimate' with a company I do business with, I usually buy the stock. ADLAC has such a monopoly in this area and MSPG was my very first ISP after AOL (January 1998).. And since I grew up in a radically medical/financially weighted family I like medical stocks, and I'm doing a tad better with them lately.

To: Belinda S. who wrote (41972)	5/26/1999 10:35:00 PM
From: kha vu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

MER, CMB and OMPT: share price increases due to news on the merging and buyout: biz.yahoo.com quote.bloomberg.com consolidation of the wireless industry sector: <<<Omnipoint Says It's Talking With Strategic Investor (Update2) Omnipoint Says It's Talking With Strategic Investor (Update2) (Adds background in 9th paragraph.) New York, May 26 (Bloomberg) -- Omnipoint Corp., which provides wireless phone services in the Midwest and on the East Coast, is close to receiving an investment from a strategic partner to help pay off debt, acting Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Harry Plonskier said. Omnipoint Chairman and Chief Executive Douglas Smith canceled an appearance at a Banc of America Securities conference in New York today because he's in the midst of negotiations, said Plonskier, who filled in for Smith. Analysts and investors have long speculated a larger phone company with deep pockets could buy Omnipoint and other U.S. wireless companies that use the global system for mobile communications, or GSM, digital standard. The combination would create a nationwide network to compete with other coast-to-coast providers AT&T Corp., Sprint PCS and Nextel Communications Inc. ''I think we're going to see a near-nationwide GSM player,'' said Christopher Larsen, an analyst at Prudential Securities Inc., who rates Omnipoint ''strong buy.'' ''That's very likely.''>>>>