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To: Val who wrote (36)	4/11/1997 1:22:00 AM
From: Thom Taylor	of 65

A LEAP is a long term option contract. It's listed at the end of the options list. Probably not go with a dumb terminal because it acts too much like a computer. Don't wait on reading the Leeb book. Many investors are going to get creamed because some major economics are about to take place soon. I can see it starting within a year or two. If you don't know what is in store you will lose a lot of money and not be positioned to make a great deal. I susgest you read it ASAP. I think AOL is going to the 55 level sooner than it will go below the $40 level. The only time the stock will lose value is when their subscription rate show a great decline but not until. They have so many phony trick to keep the numbers up you won't be seeing the numbers go down. TT

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