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To: Sean Sheldon who wrote (16251)12/23/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Smart Investor  Respond to of 27307
 
Are you nuts ? This is actually BAD news. It shows YHOO is currently valued at a price of $959 per user, compared with $217 for AOL. It also said that AOL will catch up with YHOO in 1999 because AOL is rapidly becoming the #1 Net company. This means either AOL stock will increase 4 times in 1999, or YHOO will be crashing down to about $60 per share. Considering the current valuation of all Net stocks, I think the later scenario is more likely.



To: Sean Sheldon who wrote (16251)12/23/1998 12:35:00 PM
From: RikRichter  Respond to of 27307
 
That news about search engine valuations is even better for three other micro-cap search engine stocks with potential: ExperTelligence (EXGP), iSleuth.com (SLEU) and WordCruncher (WCTI).

Test their search engines yourself:

EXGP: webdatabeta.webdata.com

SLEU: isleuth.com

WCTI: wordcruncher.com

Regards.