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To: KM who wrote (25196)1/11/2000 6:26:00 PM
From: Danny  Respond to of 27307
 
Let's see, last year we have KIS, GST and AustinPower et al
bad mouthing YHOO around YHOO 120-140, calling it the
end of internet.

Now, we start to have a different group of same naives
trying to call another ending, only that this time the
ending (even if YHOO goes back to 240) is twice as
high as last year's ending.

It just makes me laugh:):):)



To: KM who wrote (25196)1/11/2000 6:35:00 PM
From: James A. Shankland  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27307
 
(Mr. Cramer writes:)

... ignore that Dow Jones headline about "unsustainable growth" as that was totally taken out of context. It was meant strictly as Cisco-like boilerplate, not a statement of negative change.

Hmm, OK. Let's see, YHOO is a terrific company. Suppose they do grow profits at about 60% per year for the next 5 years straight (a tall order, but I think they have a shot). Then in January 2005, they'll be reporting a $2.04/share profit (all per-share figures based on shares before the split announced today). YHOO will be a behemoth, and really will have trouble continuing to grow at 60% per annum. But suppose that its prospects remain quite bright, and that stock investors continue to smile on the company, and that interest rates remain low, so that YHOO at that time trades at a P/E of 45. Then the stock price 5 years from today will be somewhere around ... umm ... 369.

Uh oh.



To: KM who wrote (25196)1/11/2000 8:07:00 PM
From: Najib Mehanna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27307
 
2-1 was what I expected.......they will do another 2-1 next quarter.......I think yhoo should have resistance at about 350 near term......most firms have 600$.......... 12 month price target.........I owned AMZN and aol for over 3 years and unloaded both in the last 30 days......will continue to hold yahoo as they continue to focus on being a purely bigger internet\content provider company.....numbers were impressive, as they improved in every area....I know there will be few disapointed investors tomorrow who expected .22 cents 4-1 split and 250350 mil in revenue .....oh well