Theo25
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| reply to pnh102
Re: lucky me!
Actually AOL had nothing but a paper writeoff from buying TW due to the stock market decline. I was glad most got caught up in that statement because I was able to buy the stock at 10 a share, and its now over 16  Paper writeoff is nothing other then newspaper talk.
I'm big on most internet companies, so far I'm making a killing this year! (all thought that just offsets my losses from 2001). |
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pnh102
Reptiles Are Cuddly And Pretty
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 ·Comcast
| reply to Theo42
said by Theo42:
AOL - 40 billion in revenue each year
Now if they could only work on the "losing $100 billion each year" problem they're having
You know... technicalities and such hehe.
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Theo42
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| reply to p51d007
Of course, some dot coms have done great. Many have made a killing since the start of the year.
Ebay - Hugely profitable
Yhoo - Up 200% in the past 8 months
AOL - 40 billion in revenue each year (A media company now rather then a dot com, but they bought TW during the dot com bubble years) Up 50% in the past 5 months.
Amzn - Up 100% in the past 8 months. |
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