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Technology Stocks : America On-Line (AOL)

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To: Sophia Ashley who wrote (8672)3/31/1999 8:43:00 AM
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Sophia, I cannot see that AOL/SUNW's CFO and their staffs do not
see in the past 4 months what the WallStreet Journal sees
today!

Am I to say that AOL/SUNW's executives stupid? Are you
going to agree with the WallStreet Journal that AOL/SUNW
try to hide these facts since the day one?

No, I think AOL/SUNW's executives are well aware of
what is ahead of them and they must have prepared plans
to deal with them because if they are not, they
don't deserve their position today.

As a matter of fact, WallStreet is the biggest Market Maker
in the world, their carrot/stick writing style makes
the bull and bear fight forever, they usually find a
stock and declared it is undervalued to pump up
its price and then find some doubts at a later time
then the same stock goes down.

Barron is owned by WallStreet(?), they have a bullish
article about AOL 2 weeks ago, and WallStreet Journal
has a bearish reporter who dislikes AOL and wrote
this article, let's see who gets more clout, the Barron's
article pumped AOL from $119 to $130 in one day,
let's see how much influence of today's article.

This news might weed out some weak minds in the early
morning session but the DOW is going to shoot through
10,000 again today, and the AOL train will leap
forward and close higher by the end of day!

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