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Technology Stocks : America On Line (AOL), the Web GORILLA

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To: ChinuSFO who wrote (28)2/25/1999 8:10:00 PM
From: puborectalis  Read Replies (1) of 30
 
Cisco and AOL are the roots and plants of this internet, Robertson Stephens's Internet analyst, lists America Online
(AOL) as his only "strong buy" even though it's one of the few firms in his
space that's trading at its 52-week high. The reason: America Online is one of
the few companies that has a clear shot at capturing revenue from just about
every trend in the Net revolution. Senior executive Ted Leonsis can put it in
simple terms: "Our mission is to make AOL as central as the television and
the telephone, but with more value."

The company's growth metrics today are astonishing:

It claims to be adding 1 million subscribers every 40 days.

Its recently acquired instant-messaging chat product, ICQ, is servicing
1 million simultaneous conversations on any given night.

70% of people going online for the first time are starting with America
Online.

50% of Americans, when asked without prompting to name an Internet
company, answer America Online. The second-highest recognized
brand, Netscape (NSCP), garners an unaided response from only 9%
of Americans. (And America Online is in the process of acquiring
Netscape.)...
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