1. Since Feb. 1, the price of AOL shares has dropped from $23.85 to $20.89 at yesterday's close. With 106.7 million shares outstanding, that means AOL has shed $315 million in value over the last five trading days -- which happens to be exactly the same price AOL agreed to pay to acquire HuffPo. →

    “Nobody noticed when the slow, low hiss started, but it became apparent that something was going on pretty quickly.”

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    “Nobody noticed when the slow, low hiss started, but it became apparent that something was going on pretty quickly.”
  3. nopantsnation said: yes and no - about a hundred mill of that is short interest. Short Interest (Shares Short) 5,678,700 Days To Cover (Short Interest Ratio) 7.2 Total Shares Outstanding 107,920,000 % Owned by Insiders 0.20% % Owned by Institutions 84.80%
  4. cowboy-killr said: Accessible.
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