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To: BWAC who wrote (39054)	4/7/2002 10:08:45 PM
From: Joe Stocks	Respond to of 53068

>>Yes the price has fallen since then. In direct relation to the amount of misinformation generated in various media sources.<< Yes we did talk about this awhile back and indeed some made some good points. I think some of my points are still valid. That said, let's say that I am completely wrong. All the market needs is the perception that things are bad to take the stock down. Why fight it? It's one reason I stepped back into the debate. The street keeps knocking it down and some folks keep wanting to call a bottom. This stock is just not about cash flow. The street is saying it wants to see good earnings over questionable cash flow. The street would also like to see AOL generate more income from outside it's own divisions. You speak of $10 billion in cash flow. If that is true why is there so much red on their cash flow statements? Why have they lost $4.5 bil in shareholder equity over the last 12 months? I don't see the cash cow that you see. Obviously the street doesn't either. That's what really matters. Joe