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Technology Stocks : America On-Line: will it survive ...?

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To: James F. Hopkins who wrote (1295)1/29/1997 7:38:00 PM
From: Thom Taylor   of 13594
 
Looks like some good ideas.

More and more average people are dumping AOL. Just ask your friends.
AOL is very aggressive in keeping them though.

NBR said if they have to refund a month or two could be 21 million just
for NY customers. FREE time, what a joke. Also the can't advertise the
free 50 hrs next month. Hope Compuserve takes advantage of the situation.
The did on the Super Bowl.

Looks like AOL is bouncing off the 50 day Moving Average. I think it
may bounce up to 39 and then the stupid fund and brokerage advisers
will then dump.

Hear about JUNO a free e-mail service. NO need for AOL. Call
800-654-juno. Now there is a FREE internet connection if you are
willing to get advertising. What a concept. I don't know where
it is, but friends have told me about it.

How can be short/put prodigy? I know they sold but it should be pulling
that stock down too.

What about CSCO not participating in the up move with the DOW and
Nasd. Usually it's a bell weather stock going the opposite direction
tells me the up turn may really be a bull trap. This is also
the 1st week of a 3 week down cycle. I think the next day or two may
surprise some people. Seems to me the market if really bullish should
have closed higher on both the dow & nasd.

What do you think?

TT
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