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To: Judy who wrote (12351)	7/30/1998 10:46:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

AOL's earnings.. They are expecting $0.18. They are expecting $0.18 again next quarter. The real growth they expect to be next fiscal year. From $0.51 this fiscal year to $0.91 cents next so I know I'll be trading this stock over and over again. I had a real case of cold feet today with AOL near the end of the day. On stocks that I think have a lot of range and potential like AOL, LU, CSCO, DELL, etc. I don't stand ceremony on small gaps ups. If you wait too long you miss the boat. But if you knew my 'saga' with NSOL you would understand. I sold most of my shares of NSOL yesterday together with MECK, TKLC, and XEIKY. I don't know why I bought today but 'avarice' comes to mind. I'm glad I mentioned yesterday that I got out so others could have followed suit and most did. After all a 5 point profit with NSOL was enough. Today I sold AOL 5 minutes before the close because I did not want a rerun of NSOL ... I think AOL will do excellently and will probably gap up in the morning, but it's no LU or WCOM and I don't want to be stuck in such a volatile stock when it decides to go south for 10-20 points. I will be prepared to get in again tomorrow if I see fit, although I might just go on to another play.