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To: Marvin Mansky who wrote (36644)	1/7/2000 7:32:00 PM
From: Martin Milani	Respond to of 41369

Yeah..I doubt anything like last year would happen again. But I beleive that AOL will rise more than 20% his year

To: Marvin Mansky who wrote (36644)	1/7/2000 8:03:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

** AOL, Yahoo drive deals with GM, Ford Two of the nation's largest automotive companies have reportedly taken separate roads to launch new online marketing efforts. General Motors (GM) and Ford Motor Co. (F) are expected to use next week's North American Auto Show in Detroit to announce promotional deals. Ford is teaming with Yahoo. (YHOO), GM with America Online (AOL). The two Web portals will realize millions of dollars in advertising revenue from the auto makers, the Detroit Free Press said in its report. The automotive service features are expected to cater to vehicle owners, alert them when service is needed, offer technical advice and make users aware when new models are introduced. AOL and Yahoo visitors shopping for new vehicles would be linked to a GM or Ford site, the report added.

To: Marvin Mansky who wrote (36644)	1/8/2000 9:40:00 AM
From: Tecinvestor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

Good morning, Marvin. While I agree with much of what you have said, we enter a critical period for AOL. It was about this time last year (perhaps a couple of weeks later) that AOL experienced explosive growth generated, most assuredly, by January 1999 earnings. That explosive growth resulted in the earlier top of $175 pre-split. Now, we are about to enter that same period, a year later. Are we better positioned this year than last? Personally, I think we're better positioned. So, with a little bit of luck, blow out earnings, and some good announcements we could see a repetition of last year's pattern of explosive growth. I wouldn't bet against AOL at this point in time. Take a look at the chart. askresearch.com Have a great day. Tecinvestor