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Technology Stocks : America On-Line: will it survive ...?
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To: Larry J. who wrote (7661)2/12/1998 1:27:00 AM
From: Andrew Shih   of 13594
 
Larry,

The problem with shorting AOL is that it is the leader of the
internet stocks. Because of all of the money on the line, the
institutions will do everything they can to support it. Once
AOL crashes, that whole sector will come down like a house of
cards. If/when that happens, however, is anyone's guess.

I'm neutral on AOL as a company, and very cautious on the stock.
That's why I'll stick to shorting companies like AMZN who have yet
to make any profit. Does anyone truly expect AMZN to have 1 Billion
in revenues by 2000? That's almost as sad as when MU had expectations
of $9 in earnings a few years back.

-Andrew
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