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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (11484)	10/10/2003 4:33:17 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

I wouldnt short yahoo, ebay, amzn or ask jeeves. The mo mo is too strong to the upside, and the shorts have been killed on all 4 the last year....who knows if it will continue, but I wouldnt short any of them......With that said, all 4 can now proceed down, and prove me wrong <ggg> I'm still sitting here in disbelief over some folks on the sunw thread that think a companies float is not relevant to the the stock....it has nothing to do with EPS or market Cap, according to some over there???? I dont know, but when I took investing 101, I know that they said EPS and market cap were very relevant...I mean, do people really buy stock in a company without looking at earnings, and possible growth, or lack of earnings growth?? Do people really buy any company without looking at market cap/valuation, to see if it is failry valued, undervalued, overvalued?? Well, I know I always look at EPS and market cap, and then look ahead a tad and see where we may be heading....Great weekend to everybody