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To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (2023)	7/17/1998 10:48:00 AM
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Alpha makes right move aligning with AOL. "...We think AOL (NYSE:AOL) could be (or already is) the Microsoft of the Internet industry. Only better. It could also be the NBC, AT&T and Wal-Mart. What can you do with 22 million (AOL + ICQ) customers for an array of goods and services? In 1995 nobody believed Microsoft would be a $300 billion market cap firm. AOL at $25 billion in pure digital margins business looks cheap in our view. In three years where will AOL be? With AOL.com, maybe 45 million users. This isn't Bill Gates' code warrior intensive effort of perpetually updating an operating system or application. AOL is a pipeline play for the gamut of content, commerce, communications..." source: &copy Internet Stock Report [17 July] 1998 internetnews.com