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To: Investor-ex! who wrote (6872)	1/19/1998 4:16:00 PM
From: Mission Fishin	Read Replies (1) of 13594

Investor-ex!, I couln't agree with you more about Dines stock picks being strange bedfellows. He likes metals and the internet (IOM?). I don't don't agree with his AOL pick though. Can't see AOL above these levels. Mass pshycology has run it's course and his pick is late. Once people get out and experience the internet without AOL, you'll never go back. Granted it's a bit of a learning curve but once cable modem service is the norm, AOL will suffer. Got my cable modem as soon as MediaOne gobbled up my local cable provider. I logged on to AOL with a TCP/IP connect and what do you know? No better speed than with the ole' 33.6 US Robotics. Cable modems rule. My $0.02 Ty Smith

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