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Technology Stocks : Altaba Inc. (formerly Yahoo)
AABA 19.630.0%Nov 6 4:00 PM EST

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To: White Shoes who wrote (1028)7/23/1997 11:44:00 PM
From: Bill Harmond   of 27307
 
>>I know you can't project earnings 2 years out for a company with no track record. All you can do is dream.

No track record? It's the Number 1 franchise on the Internet: The Number 1 resource used by office workers and consumers both. It leads the other aggregators in every metric by a mile, and it's growing exponentially. Who's dreaming here?

How does Yahoo remotely compare with Iomega, Data Race, or Gaming Lottery? Because it's expensive? America Online has been expensive, and unprofitable, for five years. It's up 30-fold.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Yahoo back around 40 for a while, but unless you can convince me that interest rates are going up or Yahoo's fundamentals are going to deteriorate somehow, then nothing's changed.

It's the wall of worry that keeps stocks like Yahoo moving higher.

>>Geez, they sold at 34, maybe they'll short at 50.

As I recall, there are shorts around here who shorted under 34 and unbelievably haven't covered under 50. Someone here even said he was shorting more in the high 30's as I recall. At least, set some stops. If it's nearly impossible to borrow stock to short, that's your clue that you're caught in conventional thinking.
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