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AOL, now I get it
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296 You can see further into the future than me, JinPing. I wish you well.yard_man-1/15/1997
295 I know many on this talking board do not agree with me. But what I see is AOL iJinping Shi-1/15/1997
294 Thanks for your perspective, Linda. Barryyard_man-1/15/1997
293 I guess the real reason I have AOL and Direct Access is that I can. Also, I am Linda Weekley-1/15/1997
292 Linda, I've heard other talk about this and now I'm curious. You'vyard_man-1/15/1997
291 To All, The best kept secret of AOL pricing is the Bring Your Own Access plan.Linda Weekley-1/15/1997
290 Could you send that to some of the Money Managers who are propping this stock uyard_man-1/15/1997
289 I liked reading that especially: Berry, 22, admits he may be making the probleyard_man-1/15/1997
288 Page One Ty Cronus-1/15/1997
287 all, just venting about this great so called AOL.. they sent me a disc in tron giannamore-1/14/1997
286 I agree that stocks are valued on variety of basis and earning is only one partScott TSAI-1/14/1997
285 Phony may be a strong word Richard. What I am saying is that subcriber churn myard_man-1/14/1997
284 Regarding the companies management. I am a CPA with about 6 years accounting exRichard Vaughn-1/14/1997
283 Richard Interesting reading in the WSJ today about inet publishers folding. Ifyard_man-1/14/1997
282 You're right about the early stages of a new industry. The problem is withyard_man-1/14/1997
281 Since stocks are valued on variety of basis earning is only one part. Arguably Richard Vaughn-1/13/1997
280 You just launch Netscape as its own program after you have signed on to AOL. I Richard Vaughn-1/13/1997
279 Well, maybe you're right -- company doesn't need earnings for the stockyard_man-1/10/1997
278 Well AOL has proven that the stock market doesn't really need earnings anymAllen Plyler-1/10/1997
277 Yeah, that would probably be better, but I shorted 100 shares today @ 39 1/2. yard_man-1/10/1997
276 looks it will make it today. I would short at 43-44.Jinping Shi-1/10/1997
275 If it makes it to 40 I'll short!yard_man-1/10/1997
274 Any idea about AOL goes up today? I see no news but I am confident it will reacJinping Shi-1/10/1997
273 After AOL starts just go to the finder and start Netscape. Works fine. Good LuDick White-1/10/1997
272 I have also created the TCP/IP connection to get to AOL. It works great! I haveLinda Weekley-1/10/1997
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