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To: Bob Kim who wrote (108980)9/26/2000 11:10:33 AM
From: Eric Wells  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 164684
 
Earlier this year, HB said it could make sense for YHOO to offer $150 (pre-split $300) a share to buy EBAY.

I tell you, that HB is a smart guy. $150 a share - what is that, about 2400 times earnings? What a bargain.

-Eric



To: Bob Kim who wrote (108980)9/26/2000 5:21:10 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Respond to of 164684
 
Earlier this year, HB said it could make sense for YHOO to offer $150 (pre-split $300) a share
to buy EBAY.

Bob,

HB may have said that but Yahoo is gaining on Ebay. I see Yahoo as the really big winner here. Their on-line shopping is second to none. It puts Amazon to shame except one is dealing a variety of merchants. That is not really a problem in my mind since the wallet works fine. Ebay still has an auction lead but given time, Yahoo could catch them.


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