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To: Heather who wrote (3974)4/16/1998 7:54:00 PM
From: Robert Pope  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9343
 
That's a law of physics, not the stock market, especially not SEEK. AOL is worth $12 billion, YHOO is $5 bil. How did they get that way? Not by going down. People have come on the thread the last four nights saying short, short, short and we're sitting on 16%,35%,28% gains each day. cm,SHGLaw,tk,gene,rudy,spike,susan et al. PINCH YOURSELVES! Unreal. Big base here - SEEK going up, up, and away!!
ps I have a right to be happy.



To: Heather who wrote (3974)4/16/1998 8:25:00 PM
From: Pakman2000  Respond to of 9343
 
>what goes up must come down!!!<

Really----this time last year Yahoo was at 16----today 128 3/4. Almost 123 points in one year. You'll be long gone before this one comes down!



To: Heather who wrote (3974)4/16/1998 11:54:00 PM
From: Najib Mehanna  Respond to of 9343
 
just another one of those threads..... when people miss out on a run whether it be up or down, they tend to start taking cheap jabs at us. the trend for seek is up and they obviously were wrong and are missing out and would want us to get scared and sell. hey we are making our money, live and let them live.
later



To: Heather who wrote (3974)4/20/1998 11:47:00 AM
From: Steve Smith  Respond to of 9343
 
Take a look at ALU.

Allou Health & Beauty Care, Inc. (Amex:ALU - news), today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary The Fragrance Counter, Inc.
has entered into agreements with three leading search engine companies: Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news; yahoo.com ), Excite, Inc. ( excite.com ), and Lycos, Inc. ( lycos.com ). Under the terms of the agreements The Fragrance Counter will have the right to market its products through these search engine companies.