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To: Dr. Zax who wrote (22136)6/14/1999 6:22:00 PM
From: HECTOR RUBERT  Respond to of 41369
 
AOL Broadening Reach...Look For International Growth .............

During the International Market Melt Downs, America Online relied heavily on domestic operations with slight growth from international operations due to poor health in those markets. However with international markets reversing into recovery, America Online's International Operations will show a larger than expected sequential growth in revenues than analyst predicted.

Why?

America Online has spent a year broadening their brand to the Latin and Asian markets. These two markets are now on a reversal of fortune. AOL brand and operations will be focused locally which will further speed up acceptance of the service.

As the markets recover, people will have spendable income and one of the things many will do will be to join the online population. AOL stands ready to receive these new-comers. AOL's ease of use will win over the millions of newbies.

Look for AOL's International Operations Growth To Blow Away Estimates by 1st Quarter Oct'99.

This will also see numbers of the newly released DSL service this summer. I expect an extremely killer 1st Quarter Earnings Report. It will blow away estimates and best of all, it will show an increase of NET PROFIT MARGINS.

AOL 200 by 1st Quarter Earnings Report 10/99.

122% Gain by Oct'99. I am not selling. EOM.

Here is a glimpse of what to expect:
cbs.marketwatch.com

Best Regards,

Hector