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To: Jason Flora who wrote (11149)	7/8/1998 4:44:00 PM
From: Jay Lyons	Respond to of 120523

AFTER THE CLOSE****** Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) 186 3/16 -4 13/16: Internet search engine and online community concern posts a Q2 operating net of $0.15 a share, well ahead of the First Call estimate of $0.09 a share and "whisper numbers" of $0.12-$0.14 a share; in the year-ago period, it lost $0.01 a share; company also declares a much awaited 2-for-1 stock split; company says offering $250 mln in stock to Softbank holdings in a private placement deal that will raise Softbank's stake in the company to 31%.....

To: Jason Flora who wrote (11149)	7/8/1998 4:49:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Internet fever!! Looks like fun.. it was expected but I sold my last few calls this afternoon. I'm watching to get into some of the calls tomorrow. Internet options are even more precarious than the stock. I've actually seen my calls going from 6 to 17 to 20 and back to 12 etc. At 1k gain for each point it's dizzying. If I had held onto my July 180's (I've had the 185's as well) and not sold either the 180's or 185's I'd have gotten most of the gains... LCOS was much better since the stock was not as elusive as the calls. I'm still thrilled. In fact I was so bullish on yhoo in today's watch list (July 8th) and the earnings plays newsletter (YHOO was an earnings play) that I hope others who read still held even if I didn't. NSOL will probably be the next one to move. MSPG already showed nice upward momentum. One thing I learnt is that is never too late to get in on the fun. I've gotten in lots of these stocks that were already up 5 or 6 points intraday (LCOS,YHOO). I'm almost all in cash ready for tomorrow. (still holding SFNB and expecting that to move)