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To: Jim Ritter who wrote (4560)	12/16/1997 3:35:00 PM
From: Robert Sievers	Respond to of 27307

As happy as I am that you sold, Peter, I really want to know who actually owns this stock now. I can't believe that mutual funds are excited about these valuations, and I can't imagine any private investor not wanting to take a 4x profit.

To: Jim Ritter who wrote (4560)	12/16/1997 4:46:00 PM
From: chmaj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Well, I have also never seen a more overvalued stock. But don't forget that shorters have been predicting its crash for more than a year now, and they are day after day losing loads of money. It is hard to find anybody on this thread who admits to owning it. I still think there a massive manipulation going on, and of course again I will be laughed at for believing in conspiracies. If I were to try and predict anything, I say that yhoo goes up and up, till say 10 billion valuation. The only thing that can bring it down is if some investors (shorters) complain to sec about trading in yhoo being manipulated by mm's. Otherwise, yhoo is immune even to a bear market, and earnings are not an issue, because they have almost none, and will not have any substantial income for quite sometime. Also, I thought I would not live to see yhoo having a higher valuation than nscp. I obviously was wrong.