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Technology Stocks : America On-Line: will it survive ...?
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To: yard_man who wrote (3568)6/24/1997 6:37:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins   of 13594
 
That'l work if you get the calls cheap enough and wait for the next
run up, ( if she has another run up )..I'm telling you that CNET
news is bad news for AOL..if the bulls figure it out it's by by,
but they may not wake up till after CNET gets moving..and she is
going to cut into AOLs pasture big time. She got INTELs backing,
because of the graphic capabilities that would be to slow on
AOL..and Intel wants to push the graphic end..to set up demand
for the new cpu's...untill now all I saw was a lot of small ISPs
nipping and cliping the subscriber base..MSN didn't seem interested,
but let me tell you CNET had this plan all along , It just dawned
on me today !..man the battle lines are clear now..and CNET is
moving in the artilery.
I know the July 50s are risky..but just who bought all of them back
in May for $3 and $4 dollars ?
It was not us little guys, and the chart says they still got em.
Jim
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