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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (89555)	1/3/2000 7:13:00 PM
From: Eric Wells	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Eric, You are way behind the curve on Yahoo, both fundamentally and prospectively. William - exactly what curve would that be? I'm always intrigued by Yahoo bulls that can think of no better way to justify the company's stock price than to say that those who might think that the price is a tad bit too high are "behind the curve." Do us all a favor and admit that Yahoo's current market cap has nothing to do with fundamentals - at least, that would be honest. I think even the staunchest momentum players in this stock admit to that. Personally, I don't give a damn if I'm behind, above, below or beyond the curve - the only curve that I see in this stock is the trendline that continues to go stratospheric as more and more momentum players and greed-driven investors pile in. Damn the fundamentals - they will only serve to bring YHOO down - and this market certainly doesn't want to have anything to do with stocks that are tied down by silly things such as earnings! No, this market needs stocks with prices that are continually driven higher by good old fashioned greed and solid manic momentum investing. By the way - why did you sell YHOO this morning? -Eric