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To: 16yearcycle who wrote (41563)	3/18/2002 1:22:35 PM
From: Jdaasoc	Respond to of 99280

AOL. I see so many of those Time-Life TV ads for $30 CD's for crappy music from the past with titles by artists who got screwed out of their royalties, I seriously wonder how they can support a market cap of 119 B. AOL reminds me more of Cendent or K-tel then leading media company. RE AOL subscribers, they will lose a lot of their small business customers -- their most lucrative since they usually sign up for multiple accounts -- as those business customers impliment real internet email. Market is tightly tied to BKX index. I see BKX headed upwards later today.