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Strategies & Market Trends : Roger's 1998 Short Picks
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To: Timoteo who wrote (16812)1/9/1999 8:45:00 PM
From: chalu2   of 18691
 
I agree with you that EBAY is wildly overvalued. The end will not come because of competition; they have competition, everyone knows it, and nobody seems to care. Nor is YHOO to be feared--YHOO is not likely to take on EBAY head on; it has learned not to stray too far from its core business (compare YHOO's stock message boards to SI--YHOO's are primitive!). No, EBAY will collapse when EBAY shows that ongoing auction numbers are not increasing. Then, there will be a panic, and all auction stocks will plummet. Also on that day: AOL, and YHOO will temporarily follow EBAY down. Those last 2 will recover. EBAY won't.
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