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To: Chuck Molinary who wrote (14927)	11/2/1998 6:19:00 PM
From: stock_bull69	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Excellent post and I agree 100%. At my office I'm asked many times by less savey internet users how to find information over the internet and I always have them log into Yahoo. I always use Yahoo for maps as well as finding URL's that I haven't bookmarked. Like you said the name perpetuates itself and the fact that the management team is well respected by wall street doesn't hurt! Steve

To: Chuck Molinary who wrote (14927)	11/2/1998 6:36:00 PM
From: Smart Investor	Respond to of 27307

YHOO is the most absurd stock at this time. What the big deal listing job openings on the web ? People have been doing that for a couple of years already. It is just a bubble, and will burst in a couple of days or weeks. I predict that it will go below 100 by January 1999.

To: Chuck Molinary who wrote (14927)	11/2/1998 7:24:00 PM
From: SouthFloridaGuy	Respond to of 27307

Chuck, I'm glad to see you've seen it the long's way. I myself made the prediction that a proper valuation of YHOO would be 3/4 that of AOL. I believe at the time that entailed about a $15 billion market cap. Roughly figured, my year end estimate was about $160-170. Should YHOO surpass this level, I would sell in the hopes of buying back in the 120's. A good estimate for YHOO's top would be 15-20% from the last all time high; this is the normal short term breakout pattern for the stock. Good luck.