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Technology Stocks : AOL, now I get it

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To: Allen L. Axelson who wrote (95)11/26/1996 12:09:00 AM
From: Thom Taylor   of 496
 
I made good money on a put option from $30 to $25.

I'll wait till I get another over bought signal on my Omni Trader &
SuperCharts then I'll buy another put option.

Remember how BB's were all the rage 3 years ago. Then on-line services
became more popular than BB's. Now the internet and a local cheap
providers will buggy whip the on-line services. When people wise up
to the fact that stuff on-line service charge for,is free
on the net they will drop these services just like what happened to BB's.

I hate to be so negative, if there is something I'm missing please
clue me in.

I'm in the market to make money. The way to make money on AOL is
to buy put options. When people find out local providers are
doing unlimited internet for $10 a month and get free e-mail from
Freemark or Juno what do you think will happen. No loyality to AOL.
Of the 3 services AOL has the most going for it but when you are on the
Titanic even good people will go down.

I bet they will continue to go down. AOL does not provide propriatary information
or services that are worth $20 a month. When the WWW wasn't so hot AOL
had a nich. Now WWW is hot and getting hotter. What do you think
WEB TV's will do to AOL. Another kick in the groin for AOL. Based on
profits etc. I see AOL as two dollar stock and will follow it down
every time my indicators tell me it's time.

TT

P.S. Check out STNX or TSCN or CSCO if you want to really invest rather
than gamble.
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