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To: 10K a day who wrote (105989)	7/11/2000 10:16:45 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

CS FIRST ESTA LAGUARDIA.....GEEZE IN THAT CASE....I CAN SEE BROKERS BEING SUED FOR MAKING STUPID CALLS AT THE TOP!! MY GOSH! Impristine, I wish I could read the posts:-( I want to see if they just say the analyst is dead wrong about the stock or many posts call the analyst unethical, dishonest, etc. If they were just saying the analyst was just wrong,......

To: 10K a day who wrote (105989)	7/12/2000 12:39:52 AM
From: 10K a day	Respond to of 164684

money.com PLAY IT AGAIN, YAHOO. That's sacrilegious, isn't it? After the close, Yahoo reported its quarterly earnings. Of course, investors were falling off the edges of their seats all day, awaiting THE NUMBER. Well, it's not just a number. People wanted to know what Yahoo made, but people also wanted to know the breakout of Yahoo's revenues--in other words, how dependent is it on (shrinking?) dot-com ad revenue? This morning, super-sage Mary Meeker said that Yahoo might have to lower--lower!--future expectations due to spending on marketing and/or wireless opportunities. Since when did she become Dr. No? (Yes, I'm on a Bond kick--only old Bond, though.) Since when did spending investors' money become a bad thing? Anyway, people were expecting 10 to 11 cents in earnings, and some $240 million in revenues--a sequential increase of less than 10%. (So...why not buy Wal-Mart?) Yeah, yeah, you want to know. Yahoo reported 12 cents in earnings and $270 million in revenues. Shares dropped $4.50 to $105.50 during the regular trading day but jumped significantly in the after hours. FEEL THE PAIN. Well, it's not love anymore, that's for sure. Check out DoubleClick, which dropped $3.19 to $28.50. Blodget reduced his revenue estimates for 2000 AND 2001, saying that "another shoe or two may drop." What is this, a stock or a centipede? Blodget also said: "While we are probably nearing a bottom for DoubleClick, we may not yet be there." Is that a waste of words or what? Even Hilary Clinton could take a lesson from Blodget in the art of speaking while saying nothing. I'm done now.