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To: Teresa Lo who wrote (13775)	4/28/1999 8:38:00 PM
From: yihsuen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

Question Is AOL going to raise the monthly fee by $1? I read it here on the thread yesterday. Could someone guide me to the source if it is true. Thanks.

To: Teresa Lo who wrote (13775)	4/28/1999 11:29:00 PM
From: Technician	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

The decline to 112 was an early signal of things to come: the MM were anxious to take profits, some unloaded before the INET earnings, but many waited to hold back as buyers created a false bullish signal by bidding the shares back up quickly (112 to 167), when this happens it is usually never the end and now we are seeing the follow through of the MM's initial profit taking. In light of the recent upgrades, the INET earnings, end of month window dressing and extremely bullish market conditions, tommorow will be a reversal day, the selling will continue scaring the hell out of people and just when you lost your nerve, guess what, AOL will rebound from around the 130 area and may close at 145 or so. Again seeing the rather somber mood on this thread I am extremely confident that tommorow will be the end of the VERY SHORT BUT INTENSE INET correction which really came in a one two punch, more convinced then ever to use this thread as an AOL contrary indicator, a graph of the sentiments here and AOL price action will bear this out. No offense however to anyone except that the general public always gets extremely bullish or bearish at inflection points.