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To: GST who wrote (158555)	7/14/2003 10:08:49 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (3) of 164684

the reason it doesn't matter is because yahoo is trading on expectations, so if you look at prior options grants, which are not meaningful in the future, then its irrelevant. You might not like yahoo as a company, feel its too expensive or whatever, but options shouldn't play into the equation, thats all I'm saying. Options were a tool used by the last CEO, Koogle and the new guy Semel doesn't like them. I know this options issue is a short rallying cry. But from what I can see, the market is fixing itself in the area. For the high growth companies like ebay the market seems to tolerate options. But not for the slow growers, the shareholders are demanding reform. Can't argue with that.

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