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To: john defreitas who wrote (24438)	11/15/1999 9:16:00 PM
From: Danny	Respond to of 27307

As one of the biggest YHOO bull on this thread in the past 6 months, I can assure everyone here that we dont need a split nor any merge to see our YHOO reach 300 in the next 6 months. 4 months ago, nobody believe my 6-months YHOO 200+ target. And I know they will regret once more next year

To: john defreitas who wrote (24438)	11/15/1999 9:25:00 PM
From: Director	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27307

Yahoo has been following AOL's... price up since AOL announced a split. They are both approx. the same % from their 52 week high. One problem for buyers of YHOO at these prices: Yahoo! did not announce a split. Buyers are paying a premium by pricing in a split. This has happened on very low volume. AOL is already starting to show some weakness. Make that two problems for YHOO buyers (at these levels): YHOO's 52 week high of 244 was intraday and quickly came back to the 220's. AOL's high was less volatile. There may be a third and even more important reason not to trust YHOO's price at this level: Yahoo! is no America Online. If other portals are successful in "gunning" for Yahoo! (Lycos has already made some headway), then their all important stronghold on the "free" portal eyeballs will be dangerously diminished... their growth will not be able to justify future earnings and ridiculously high P/E ratio.