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Technology Stocks : AUTOHOME, Inc
ATHM 23.48+1.2%Nov 21 9:30 AM EST

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To: trouthead who wrote (18007)12/17/1999 5:55:00 PM
From: Solid  Read Replies (1) of 29970
 
ATHM should be measured by the numbers.

Hey good buddy!

Should is sh't. I learned that from a wise man.

Excite@home is what it is. The market is what it is.

KB had one of the best summations today and this week. ATHM may have its own January effect with earnings and a good Excite BB launch. May have a February effect with Portland ruling. But then again with each 'good news' story the 'patzer clowns' on CNBC or at Merril Lynch may say they just don't like this company and it may remain an uncut gem for a while longer. Who cares?

You 'invest' in a good company, you weather some 'cold fronts', survive a few 'droughts', a 'plague or two' of locust attacks and the good Lord willing, in time, in season, you make your money.

What more can you really say that hasn't been said many times here already? Enough months and enough up's and down's have gone by for me now that I'm tired of my own enthusiasm for @home!

But, I still believe.

So it goes.

Many see the promise this company has, for legion reasons. Many do not see the promise this company has, for legion reasons. I, like you and most here, happen to like it. I happen to hold it. I am even cautiously optimistic that it will break out one of these days.

The fact remains...should is shit.
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