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Strategies & Market Trends : Roger's 1998 Short Picks

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To: Dan Lisman who wrote (3032)	2/16/1998 8:57:00 AM
From: Mama Bear	Read Replies (1) of 18691

>>> Later, I decided that the only AOL to ISP deserters would be the experienced "heavy time low profit" users.<<< Well, I'm not quitting AOL. I average about 70 hrs a week online. Mostly just sitting connected during market hours so I can keep up with the new posts in "The Shark Attack". Of the 70, I'm using it perhaps 10% of the time. AOL's "news profiles" timely delivery to my email box of Asensio's sell rec of WDRY the other day essentially paid for a few years subscription payments. I believe that what they're trying to do is to force people off of the phone lines and onto ISPs. Otherwise, why raise the rates for only phone users? Honestly, I don't understand the animus toward AOL that I detect here. Of course I also don't understand the animus toward Bill Gates, but that's real as well. Agree that one would be better off waiting for AOL to establish a downtrend before shorting. Of course I think I'll still prefer to stick to the buzzard bait like PNDA for my position trade shorts. Barb

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