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To: Val who wrote (14)	3/27/1997 8:55:00 PM
From: Thom Taylor	of 65

Hey, poor fundamental don't matter to this stock. I've been following it too long. It is totally news driven. Fundamentals don't effect it. They have had poor fundamental for a long time. This is such a goofy stock I suspect if the dow drops 700 points AOL will rally to $65 and I'm not joking. Bad news only retarts its upward movement. Good news or postive comments from brokerage houses shoots the stock up like a rocket. Look at any chart and then compare the dates of 2%+ move up and you'll find a brokerage firm saying something nice. I do options so can't afford to wait someday for bad enough news to push this stock down. As a matter of fact I will sell you my April 25 put contracts. I have 6 of them. I bought them after I saw the light. There is no convincing me AOL should drop but it doesn't matter. I've studied lots on Technical analysis and AOL breaks trading rules. Knowing this has turned me into an AOL bull even though I still hold puts. TT

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