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To: fred woodall who wrote (13075)	7/26/1998 3:15:00 PM
From: FDHIII	Respond to of 27307

>>>What's this I see. YHOO/AMZN/CMGI/LCOS/MSPG look to be sitting on a launch pad for Monday IMO.<<< My god...an actual rational human being that thinks like I do and tries to ride the wave instead of fighting it!!! One can make a small fortune simply buying stocks like AMZN and YHOO at the close on a down day and wait for the gap up in the morning...Who cares what the valuations are...just ride the wave and don't get greedy!!! Good luck Fred...

To: fred woodall who wrote (13075)	7/26/1998 6:25:00 PM
From: Robert Li	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Wow, a yahoo bear turn bull. Must be at a intermediate top. But internet investors are a new breed, expect 20% gains each week and ask what the hell is wrong when the stock goes down. I'm a new poster and don't want to be labelled a "bear" since I am 100% long on CSCO, LU, TRV, WCOM, PFE, MSFT. But I think internet investors (I'll give you your due in that you made a lot of money last 12 months) going to have to do a lot more work in the future trying to sift out the winners from the hypesters and even those winners might not be doing so well in the coming months. Although everyone thinks we are investing in a new paradigm, stock prices have to trade close to their fundamentals sooner or later (probably later in YHOO's case). Even the great stocks (MSFT, DELL, CSCO, INTC) traded well below their growth rates till recent years. YHOO is just a little ahead of itself right now.