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To: BWAC who wrote (38875)	3/13/2002 6:43:45 AM
From: Ron McKinnon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53068

>>>What is it worth though in the long term? you know my comment to KT was made a bit in jest cause it is unlike him to long a stock like yhoo but lets be serious for a minute and give your ? some thought yhoo has been in business for 7 years clearly they are and will be one of the few long term .coms they are a "real" company net worth of $3 a share all in cash over 7 years have been virtually break even bottom line ests for '02 are .10 a share; for '03 .20 so say they do .10 .20 .30 .40 .50 over the next five years; fair? so lets take .50 a share profit give it a 50x P/E? too high? does that mean in 2006 the stock will be at $25? I suppose one could make a case for it to be at $10? or $30? I cant say can anyone?