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To: B.J. Lee who wrote (31193)12/26/1998 12:12:00 AM
From: KeepItSimple  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 164684
 
>If you believe that the internet is just a passing fad and will disappear in 5
>years, then AMZN is overvalued.

How many times do I have to repeat myself? I do not think the internet is a passing fad. I think it will be an increasingly important part of everyday life for a lot of people.

What the HELL does that have to do with sticking a 15 billion dollar pricetag on an unprofitable online bookstore?

Are you trying to say that if I dare suggest that adding a .com to the end of a companies name is NOT worth an instant billion in market cap that somehow I don't think the internet is important?

I live, eat, and sleep the internet. I make my living on the internet. I spend a lot more time on it than is probably good for me, but it still doesnt mean that Jeff Bezos should be worth 6 billion dollars.

TO REPEAT:

IT IS POSSIBLE TO BELIEVE IN THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE INTERNET AND STILL THINK THE NET STOCKS ARE UNDERGOING THE BIGGEST SPECULATIVE BUBBLE IN RECORDED MARKET HISTORY.



To: B.J. Lee who wrote (31193)12/26/1998 8:51:00 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 164684
 
The big question is, "Can you imagine what will the internet industry look like in 5
years?" If you believe that the internet is just a passing fad and will disappear in 5 years,
then AMZN is overvalued. However, currently, Market think it differently. TIA. B.J.


BJ,

The success of the net and the success or lack of success of Amazon do not go hand in hand. You are missing a major point here.

Glenn