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Strategies & Market Trends : Yahoo and other bubbles...when will they burst? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (81)	2/7/1999 2:46:00 PM
From: Norman Fogelsong	Respond to of 139

Marion, You have made several excellent points in your post. I think the big issue is when will a critical mass of YHOO shareholders perceive just how relatively overvalued the stock is.

To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (81)	2/7/1999 2:52:00 PM
From: Ray	Respond to of 139

To Marion Well everyone has their opinions. I am not going into a long discussion on every statement. The one I will mention is that advertising is cheaper than selling products. Ok U need a special dept. to service ur accts. But no need for a huge staff in processing orders, individual billing in the millions, wharehouse cost, ect.... That is IMOP and again what I think is not always right. If I was always right(or even half of the time) I would have been a millionaire by now. Yahoo is the most use search engine--ranked #1. Rays friends consist of everyone from my school, friends, employers, and prob. most people even in this site. Ask around-- not hyping the stock since even if I wanted to the price won't move. The average trade is over 100,000 so seems that the market makers prob. are not reading our statements. Small stocks well diff. story. Good trading to u marion--I hope everyone does well.

To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (81)	2/7/1999 2:54:00 PM
From: BGR	Respond to of 139

Thread, This weeks Economist has an article and an editorial about the net stock pricing. Strongly recommended. -Apratim.

To: marion (Hijacked) who wrote (81)	2/7/1999 4:39:00 PM
From: Michael Peterson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 139

A couple of things. fridays drop in NASDAQ. the high RSI values for a range of Internet stocks as well as a number of my favorite indicators turning south, and the margin requirement changes made by many brokerage firms. couple with a statement that I saw on a thread discussing the lack of inventory being held in most of these issues by MM's. It could become margin call city. And if it turns into a falling Knife who's gonna try and catch it. seems to me that if nasd opens down tomorrow we could see an enormous slide. This is starting to look like the week to be on the short side of things in general. And incidently don't forget that if that happens the only group that looses is joe small investor, The institutions would love to get in and the MM would love to pick up the stock at bargain basement prices. We can all agree that the Internet is the future of commerce. The question is simple who will own it?