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To: Robert Rose who wrote (63647)	6/22/1999 12:24:00 AM
From: Mark Fowler	Respond to of 164684

My "baton" comment was merely referring to the fact that while YHOO was a standout leader in stock price appreciation in 1998, I do not believe it will be in 1999. Stocks like GNET will certainly outperform it, with relative market cap size being one of the reasons why. JMO<< AOL 121B AMZN 18B EBAY 18B GNET 1.6B MSFT 434B YHOO 30B I agree with this but i do think Yhoo will lead then Amzn possibly to 60-80 billion . Aol... i'd be surprise if it Appreciates as much going forward for the interm. About that Steve harmon report that's moot last i read on the Geocities merger it was good news i think Yhoo will handle their growth on time and effectively. And yes near term Yhoo has run ahead of itself so i agree that 6 to 9 mos. of consolidation forward qtrly. earnings is needed to move Yhoo higher. Yhoo has been in consolidation for 6 mos now.