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To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (15305)	11/19/1998 4:41:00 PM
From: Smart Investor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Hi Marion, Good post. This should make some people waking up, and get of the YHOO Russian roulette game. With the current insignificant revenue and more competitions in the future, YHOO is doomed. I want to repeat one more time. If one has to own a Net stock, it is much smarter to own AOL or Microsoft.com.

To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (15305)	11/20/1998 10:17:00 PM
From: Webfoot	Respond to of 27307

JP Morgan downgrades Yahoo! ...Marion has done her homework. Can anyone do some credible mental gymnastics to see how this supposed revenue windfall in e-commerce this Christmas season will make this TV Guide site worth more than the $20 some billion it is? (their last filing rated e-commerce revenues as negligble) ..so we're going from near zero to what? RESEARCH ALERT - Yahoo! cut November 20, 1998 09:37 AM NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - J.P. Morgan analyst Susan Walker White cut Yahoo! Inc. YHOO to a long-term buy from a buy rating, due to valuation. -- Walker White believes there is insufficient data to raise the price target and that shares are ahead of themselves despite heightened enthusiasm regarding holiday online shopping. -- Walker White said only small stores are presented on Yahoo! sites, instead of the more favored larger brand names. -- Therefore it is hard to determine the financial impact these merchants will have and the effects won't be known until early January. -- Walker White believes it is a stretch that the holiday shopping season will generate the anticipated $36 million. -- Shares were up 1-7/8 at 187-11/16 on Friday. ((--Wall Street Desk (212) 859-1730)) REUTERS