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To: Jan Crawley who wrote (26894)11/19/1998 12:02:00 AM
From: Dwight E. Karlsen  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 164684
 
Mkt cap update on AMZN & YHOO:

Add em' up:

Three largest airlines in the world, in terms of market capitalization:

AMR Corp (American) mkt cap: $11.807B
DAL Corp. (Delta) mkt cap: $7.737B
LUV (Southwest) mkt cap: $7.589B
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Top three airlines total: $27.133B

YHOO mkt cap: $21.76B
AMZN mkt cap: 8.24B
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Number 2 and 3 players in online stocks: Exactly $30B.
Exceeds top three airlines by a cool $2.867B
Throw in NWAC (Northwest Airlines) mkt cap of $1.979B, and you have
the number two and number three players in online mania beating out the top three airlines in the world, plus number five. Since UAL Corp is worth $3.969B, it will only be a few days before the YHOO and AMZN duo will have the top four airlines in the world beat in terms of market value.

Notice I left out AOL mkt cap, which is too obscene to even mention. I didn't want the comparison to be too lopsided against the airlines.

Now I'm askin' everyone: Are we all from now on going to be staying home buying Beanie babies off the internet, or what? I think not.



To: Jan Crawley who wrote (26894)11/19/1998 12:17:00 AM
From: Gary Walker  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 164684
 
I like your strategy. It keeps you in the short game. I'm out of town alot and makes it tough to execute when I'm on the road. Although, I made some trades from Japan last week via IBM.net!

gw