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The share prices of both IBM and AOL showed a general upward trend from June until the end of 1998. However, while AOL shares then continued to rise steadily over the next three months, the price of IBM shares fell slightly. By March 1999 both shares were worth about $100. AOL shares then shot up, almost doubling in value within four weeks. They reached a high of $180 in mid-April before collapsing to just over $100 per share at the beginning of May. There was a slight recovery during that month however, despite this, by June 1999 the price of AOL shares was once again about $100. In contrast, despite minor fluctuations, IBM shares made a steady recovery over the three month period, finishing at just over $100, almost equal to AOL. Note: The two things we talk about are the differences between the years, and the differences among the categories. Propane丙烷 Kerosene煤油 In 1950 coal, natural gas, and fuel oil accounted for the highest percentage of home heating sources. By 1997, use of natural gas had soared to become a source for over 50% of home heating. At the same time, use of coal and fuel oil decreased significantly. Electricity grew significantly between the two years as well. It is interesting to note that natural gas, electricity, and propane are the only sources that saw an increase between 1950 and 1997. This graph shows that in both years people were heavily dependent on non-renewable sources of energy for their home heating needs. Sales of adventure games increased steadily from 30%-45% Strong growth in action games for the first three years But dropped sharply in 1998 action games Sales of sports games fell from 25% to 15% in 1996 then rise to 20% in 1998 Sales of other games remained steady at 10% in the first two years, fell slightly in 1997 and then recovered in 1998 The most successful product was adventure games. Sales increased steadily from 30%-45% in the period from 1995 to 1998. There was strong growth in action games for the first three y