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To: LRS who wrote (2382)11/4/1997 5:57:00 PM
From: Brett Behm  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 27307
 
<<any insights into what YHOO is really worth?>>

That is really not important here. Obviously, if someone were want to buy YHOO, there would be better places to invest 2+B $$$s. The interest on the debt alone would be 3-4 times the projected sales.

The real question is what is somebody willing to pay for the shares. Stocks rarely sell for what they could be bought out for, or what they are really worth. Putting money in YHOO is really not an investment at this juncture, it's simply a bet that someone will pay more at a later date for those same shares. What most people are hoping on this thread, is that history will repeat itself like it has on every other over hyped stock, and demand for playing YHOO will subside. Once the action has gone away, the price will inevitably fall. The only hard part in this scenerio is when.



To: LRS who wrote (2382)11/4/1997 8:13:00 PM
From: damniseedemons  Respond to of 27307
 
LRS, I honestly don't know what YHOO is intrinsically worth. Or any other stock for that matter. Neither does anyone else.

YHOO is far stronger, fundamentally and technically, than XCIT.