Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

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Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

The amount of the reduction is still around $2 billion.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

Friday, February 2nd.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

No surprises.

This time it's AOL's turn.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.

When the capital market was watching whether the Nasdaq market, which had been oscillating in the 2,900-point range for a week on the last trading day of the week, could break through the 3,000-point mark, another scoop of cold water from the Westeros system was poured again on this morning.

Less than two weeks after announcing on January 22 that it would reduce its stake in Cisco, Westeros issued another statement to reduce its holdings.

In fact, in order to suppress the Nasdaq index, after the announcement on January 22, Westeros has completed the reduction of Cisco shares in two weeks, which is actually an important reason why the Nasdaq index fluctuates up and down this week but always fails to break through 3000 points.