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To: craig crawford who wrote (7351)	2/14/1998 3:27:00 PM
From: Oeconomicus	Read Replies (2) of 27307

CC, not that I think you believe any of the things you write (unless, of course, you are having another "experience" a la Jimmy H.), but the game is still mildly amusing, so... Heard it before. I don't buy into it. Nooooobody expects the Spanish inquisition. What's CPM? "Cost per thousand" isn't it? And this has nothing to do with rates to subscribers. That would be irrelevant here, wouldn't it? High short interest in YHOO + market making new highs Yahoo keeps trying to make new highs, but somehow it just keeps making lower highs. Couldn't do it on new market highs. Couldn't do it on wonderful earnings news either. What's going to push it through? Shorts covering just for the hell of it? Sometimes the shorts are right and sometimes the last high really is the last high (for some time or ever doesn't matter). The only reason YHOO didn't break out Friday was there was a long weekend ahead and traders didn't want to take any positions ahead of it... And the only reason it didn't break out Thursday was that everyone was busy bidding up AOL instead and the only reason it didn't break out Wednesday was that the weather was nice and all the doctors with money to invest were on the golf course and...blah, blah, blah, not - thestreet.com Asian markets...military conflict...(Yawn) Heard it before? Don't buy into it? Been discounted already? Now, this is getting old. Can you come up with an argument that might convince the thread that you really believe any of this? You're a creative guy. Surely there must be some convincing reason for buying here. Bob

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