AMERica on-Line, Another over valued company?

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AMERica on-Line, Another over valued company?

An SI Board Since February 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
222	0	0	AOL

Emcee: Bob Wang	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

AMER claim they will be a Billion dollar company this year.
AMER is the leading on-line service provider, with large customer
base.

Extremly high PE. Just like netscape.

Facing ATT on-line service competition, Compuserve and Prodigy.

Do you think the days are numbered ??

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222	Andy; I shouldn't have used the word dumb, I know many intelligent people w	James F. Hopkins	-	4/10/1999
221	I'm a fairly intelligent person. My family enjoys the AOL experience. We	Andy	-	4/10/1999
220	LOL; AOL; That Steve Case could sell sand to Arabs , the service still suks but	James F. Hopkins	-	4/9/1999
219	I guess now most everyone realizes how undervalued AOL is!	Duane Greg	-	4/9/1999
218	No one posted to this thread since 96 ?	James F. Hopkins	-	9/9/1998
217	The Old thread is dead but makes good reading	James F. Hopkins	-	9/9/1998
216	i ccant belive this thread is still here	James F. Hopkins	-	9/9/1998
215	Free? Remember you still have to pay in terms of lousy service, poor interface	Zoltan!	-	10/1/1996
214	Free is better than cheap...free aol. If you call to cancel you're aol acco	miller	-	8/13/1996
213	Art, make that a loss of (.23) vice (.38) You are correct in that my assumption	Jeff Olson	-	8/13/1996
212	Your calculations seem basically correct to me. There are a few other factors	Art Stone	-	8/12/1996
211	Your calculation doesn't make any sense: heavy users should be less than	Jingsheng Sun	-	8/12/1996
210	Jeff thanks for the calcs I am assuming that the $3,666,667 in other costs are	Richard Query	-	8/12/1996
209	AOL will lose (.38) a share next quarter ... All things being equal (i.e number	Jeff Olson	-	8/12/1996
208	Intel sale in North America only accounts for 40%. How about the other 60%? I	Jingsheng Sun	-	8/11/1996
207	AOL is focusing on growth not profit, basically AOL has enough money to make wa	Jingsheng Sun	-	8/11/1996
206	<< $240 per new user, that's wrong. AOL added 700,000 - 800,000 new u	Art Stone	-	8/11/1996
205	$240 per new user, that's wrong. AOL added 700,000 - 800,000 new users las	Jingsheng Sun	-	8/10/1996
204	Wrongo. I am very precise in the use of words and everything I stated is true	Zoltan!	-	8/10/1996
203	1)America Offline's churn rate is now up to 50%. More cancel afte	Jingsheng Sun	-	8/10/1996
202	Go to the Motley Fool in AOL and you can read a summary of the conference call	James Knight	-	8/9/1996
201	To all, Can aol's conference call be listened by dialing some number ? Doe	Sameer Apte	-	8/9/1996
200	How's this just in from WSJ: ''Conversion from trial (use) has dec	Zoltan!	-	8/9/1996
199	30 cents not only is an insult to customers it also equals 10% of AOLs net for	Richard Query	-	8/9/1996
198	WSJ reports today that: 1)America Offline's churn rate is now up to 50%. M	Zoltan!	-	8/9/1996

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