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To: Robert Goosmann who wrote (2983)	11/19/1997 3:26:00 PM
From: david jung	Respond to of 27307

Yahoo Grabs For SE Asian Internet Scene 11/18/97 nb-pacifica.com David WALLSTREET Links: 100+ Investment Links WallStreet Links has moved! members.tripod.com

To: Robert Goosmann who wrote (2983)	11/19/1997 5:22:00 PM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27307

Intrepid Internet stock tout - Steve Harmon - demonstrates his amazing knowlwedge of history and then makes a bold predicition: isdex.yahoo.com Selected excerpts: <<For those that can see it this is like a remake of how Wall Street treated the PC industry in its nascent 1980s. Nobody wanted Microsoft in 1986. Nobody wanted DELL. Nobody wanted Compaq. Nobody wanted Intel. >> I remember the Microsoft IPO as perhaps the most anticipated and closely watched offering during the 80's. The company was nearly forced to go public because employees were being solicited by outsiders looking to buy their options. Wall Street was screaming for the offering. I still remember the Fortune cover story: "The Deal that Made Bill Gates, 29, $350,000,000". <<We said before and reiterate that Yahoo, Lycos and Excite (maybe Infoseek) could become the new world networks. In five years, with the right planning and deals, this group could be more well known than many cable or broadcast groups. >> In the meantime, I'm sure that all the media giants will sit by and do nothing.