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To: DarrenS who wrote (2891)	4/8/1998 4:45:00 PM
From: cellhigh	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 164684

sure as heck wouldnt want to be going into tom. short..yhoo beat but good unless i'm mistaken

To: DarrenS who wrote (2891)	4/8/1998 5:47:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Darren, of all the posts here, yours is as close to hitting the nail on the head as I've seen. Aol, is a monopoly, that even its pissed off customers can't leave, because, Aol won't let them. The Yhoo earnings release today personifies what is going on in this crazy market. Cnbc just announced Yhoo, was up 4 1/2 points in after market trading. Now please believe me, I have NO position in Yhoo, but when I looked at their earnings, I read they made .08c, diluted .05c. So I think, there is no way that a Co that makes only .05c in a qtr can justify a $95ps price tag, even if its growing. The street is throwing its money into Yhoo, like it will be an Ibm,Msft or Cisco in the next few years, and I just DON"T buy it. Now, will I but puts or short it? F--k no! Not until the Street ends its greedy frenzy, and when that will be? I don't have a clue! Once again great post.