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America On-Line: will it survive ...?

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13369	AOL 99: KING OR PAUPER? POLL update; 1/31/99 189; 1/1/00 384 <b> 1999 20	BomboochaBoy	-	12/31/1998
13368	Good morning David If we all had bought some Microsoft 10 years ago and ro	Frank Ellis Morris	-	12/31/1998
13367	Does anybody know about some big announcement AOL is supposed to make today? I&	abraves	-	12/31/1998
13366	I agree, the good old boys of wall street loves to spread gloom and doom scenar	Goldbug Guru	-	12/31/1998
13365	You know what i am thinking. as investor, I DO like AOL. as Internet user, I DI	ELFRAM LYEW	-	12/31/1998
13364	Brian Malloy, I have to think that the good old boys of wall street have to be	Whiskey	-	12/31/1998
13363	Just my two cents. Long term AOL will continue to perform. For those consideri	Brian Malloy	-	12/31/1998
13362	What do you guys thik about this? Stock Analysis of Amer. OnLine Thank you f	brian z	-	12/31/1998
13361	Hello Jim: The story you just read was my experience with AOL more than one an	ELFRAM LYEW	-	12/31/1998
13360	"Way back when" when Microsoft was a big loser I heard a lot of talk	David Montgomery	-	12/30/1998
13359	I don't accept that AOL is one of the internet stocks that analysts are cau	bill jackman	-	12/30/1998
13358	Earnings -- Can we assume? Added 1 million more subscribers, and at $22 per mon	Labrador	-	12/30/1998
13357	>> Please explain what is going to happen for investors to ignore these p	BomboochaBoy	-	12/30/1998
13356	>> I really feel good about AOL -- I will guess $168 at Jan 31, 1999, and	Frank Ellis Morris	-	12/30/1998
13355	>>you'll be kicking yourself for not purchasing AOL at $150. Wait ti	Frank Ellis Morris	-	12/30/1998
13354	El: Is this company really that bad? I'm not a subscriber, or owner of th	Jim Croci	-	12/30/1998
13353	I hadn't seen the list before -- hope the consensus is correct (and not my	Labrador	-	12/30/1998
13352	AOL 99: KING OR PAUPER? POLL update <b> 1999 2000 Jan31 Jan1</b> &	BomboochaBoy	-	12/30/1998
13351	I really feel good about AOL -- I will guess $168 at Jan 31, 1999, and $260 at	Labrador	-	12/30/1998
13350	>>you'll be kicking yourself for not purchasing AOL at $150. Wait til	BomboochaBoy	-	12/30/1998
13349	EL WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING? CD	Cosmo Daisey	-	12/30/1998
13348	I MADE SOME PROFIT ON AOL TRADING, I SUPPOSE HAVE NO COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS COMPAN	ELFRAM LYEW	-	12/30/1998
13347	customer service?	Mandinga	-	12/30/1998
13346	That's what I like to hear -- keeping subscribers for life -- whether they	Labrador	-	12/30/1998
13345	Jim, It's 3:10 P.M. from where I'm sitting and AOL is 146 1/4. Nuff sa	Peg Q	-	12/30/1998

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