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To: el paradisio who wrote (56244)	7/7/2000 6:17:34 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

el, what do you mean "there is no water left" in YHOO, not only water, but still a lot of hot air as well. YHOO cap is still $66 Billions, and even if you assume that they will have revenues of a billion this year, and twice that mich nmext year, and if you assume that the economy goes into a "soft landing", the growth curve steepness will abate, and the current valuation will be considered buffonic come this time next year. I would not be surprised to see YHOO at $25/share by the time we get within the throw of a real bear market this time in 2001. Right now, even with the turnips forecast of a "monster rally" into the election, I do not see much more than $140 to $150, as a DCB, and even that is quite risky. Softbank was willing to sell a lot at $110, they'll sell much more at $140/$150, IMTO. The stock is in a definite down trend and guessing the bottom could be very dangerous. Have a good weekend. Zeev

To: el paradisio who wrote (56244)	7/8/2000 6:59:52 PM
From: sam_o	Respond to of 99985

El P Yea, everybodys got an act, don't they? Especially the chief executives and there over active budgets. No on knows how to properly manage in todays hyper active market. Everybody just throws money at it. I think we need to train more managers 'properly'. In the meantime while these over stacked companies are trying to play 'show a profit' I want to play the stock value game. So i guess I'll have to dust off my old crystal ball and start staring at it? Box em, right, buy Ford and sell Yahoo? Keep me posted public or private. One way or another, I want to overburden my buried treasure, at least it's in 'my' backyard!! Check out my lastest surfing fine f--kedcompany.com. just fill in the blanks... it works! They are paying for insider info on the next disolution.