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Technology Stocks : America On-Line: will it survive ...?
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To: jack rand who wrote (4899)9/24/1997 12:05:00 PM
From: Tim Kenney   of 13594
 
>AOL 9/15 SI 9m down from 13m 7/15 and 22m 11/96.
Now at under 20% (around 17%) of the float SI isn't nearly as
big a factor to trading dynamic.<

I agree. The dumb shorts were partly responsible for the spikes in the past, either by heavy use of buy stops or overexposure to the position. I don't think shorts were ever "forced" to close. They closed because they could not stomach the losses anymore, or their charts told them to close. I am glad they are out of the market.
If you believe in this short, it is a short and hold.
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