Tradelite, thanks for the article, it proves that AOL has determined
the following plans:
(1) MSFT ignored politics for years as it grew bigger, result: Anti-Trust from DOJ .
AOL realizes themselves could become the most powerful and most
dominant force in the e-commerce industry in the years to come,
and business/politics is 2 in 1 game, they need friends in both
world and they don't want to be in MSFT shoe if that day ever
comes.
So, AOL plans long term, AOL plans to expand into a world much
bigger than today's.
(2) What is in for us, the investors?
With AOL's determination to become a most powerful company, our
investment becomes brighter and more hopeful.
It proves AOL's management is very hungry, it wants much more
than what they have today, yes, AOL may become the largest
market capital company ever exists on earth (Steve Case told
that possibility in his last interview with CNN or CNBC?)
As an investor (or gambler) in AOL, I feel very warm because
AOL's management prove to be human, they are sensitive and
they know good relations with politics yields the bottom line,
more tax breaks, more clout, maybe more local and federal
governments using AOL as gateway to the new era...
Yes, the more I think about the AOL management, the more I feel
save about my investment...
Bill Gates is too rich and too arrogant, I hope Steve Case remains
human for a long long time... |
