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To: trouthead who wrote (23687)	8/18/1999 1:03:00 PM
From: Danny	Respond to of 27307

The reason for this thread being quite is simple: there have been unfortunately so many Nah-Believers in YHOO's long term potential as well as the impact of the internet revolution. Just when they thought they've figured out the end of YHOO, the market showed yet again that internet is here to stay. What else do you think they can do besides perhapes covering those shorts in a hurry and DISBLIEVE:) I have said these many times and want to say it last time here: for a great company like YHOO, the long term reward will be beyond your imagination. Just show me one stock that goes down in a longer period of time while the company has gone through a explosive growth at all front with revenue doubled or trippled year over year. Any major dip in YHOO should be your buying opportunity. Period!

To: trouthead who wrote (23687)	8/18/1999 1:37:00 PM
From: Lucinos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

It is very interesting. When Yhoo hit the bottom, all bears came out to post their miserable openions (even though they misinterpreted the TA chart at the moment), and when Yhoo went to the roof, all bulls run out to cheer. I think the short term traders should be able to profit a lot from Yhoo just by looking at the posts of this thread in the recent months. To trade the stock, you always need to be able to think differently. This is also true for long investors, since you can use it to decide the entry points of getting more shares at cheaper prices. Lucinos