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To: BIG INVESTOR who wrote (22929)7/13/1999 6:33:00 PM
From: Danny  Respond to of 27307
 
My investment strategy has always been:

Either you don't like a company and thus don't invest in it,
or you stick with the companies you love and forget about day
to day movement. never, ever freak out just because someone
is yelling at you "YHOO is going back to 110".

I still remember last year after I got a couple of hundred
shares of EBAY out of Etrade IPO allocation process. Almost
every month after the IPO day, I keep hearing from people
saying: "Get out of EBAY, Now. The sky is falling". (I
am sure someone is yelling that now). Yet, look at
where EBAY is today!!!!



To: BIG INVESTOR who wrote (22929)7/13/1999 8:12:00 PM
From: Randy Ellingson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27307
 
Agreed, and well-said. E.g., the time I think most about YHOO splitting is the day they announce it. They refuse to hype their stock, and as a result they're *quietly* strengthening their business position. I'd say that anyone buying around today's price will be very happy with returns looking back from 2005.

Randy


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