AOL: You'll Know It's Bad When The Googlers Start Quitting

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AOL got a huge vote of confidence today from Needham & Co. analyst Laura Martin.

Martin says in a note picked up at MarketWatch, "If AOL is successful with any of its new products, this stock could triple in 2 years."

She also says, "The best question about AOL is not ‘When will access revenue hit zero?,’ or ‘Can AOL become a successful online content company? We think the best question for AOL is Why aren’t the employees leaving?”

Since they're sticking around so far, Martin is optimistic about AOL: "We’ll bet that the insiders (employees) have a better handle on AOL’s upside prospects than Wall St."

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