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To: memflyken2 who wrote (20119)	2/17/1999 8:22:00 PM
From: fedhead	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

They unloaded a small portion of their holdings. I don't think we can read anything into it. Anindo

To: memflyken2 who wrote (20119)	2/17/1999 10:32:00 PM
From: The_Guru_00	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 27307

"Timmy dumps stock and I don't care, Timmy dumps stock, and I don't care Timmy dumps stock, and I don't care My brains have gone away." Not a poem, but to be sung to the tune of Jimmy Cracks Corn

To: memflyken2 who wrote (20119)	2/23/1999 1:23:00 PM
From: astyanax	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

"Even if you got into Yahoo! at 60, that was a blunder ... But this is a good time to sell your junk." Nick Moore, Orbitex Management portfolio manager 4/20/98 "I don't care about Yahoo! and all this crap. There's no earnings! That's not investing, that's gambling" Scott Black, Kobren Delphi Value Fund Manager US News and World Report (5/18/98): Yahoo!, an Internet search site that, thanks to a nearly 900 percent jump in stock price since the beginning of 1997, is now a $5.3 billion company. The financial columnist Christopher Byron, writing in the New York Observer, awarded Yahoo! first place in his 'cybersucker's index.'" Here's a contrarian quote: "It's all the rage to say that Internet stocks are insanely overpriced. That herd-like conventional wisdom is exactly what enables rule-breaking fools like us to make good money on the markets." Motley Fool's David Gardner (WSJ 1/4/99) Much more related info is at netconductor.com which covers in great deal the "tulipmania experts". Reward (a pat on the back) if anyone can track down the financial analyst who was quoted during Yahoo!'s IPO as saying it only stood for "Yet Another Hyped Over Offering"... --- Internet Fund Investors Forum netconductor.com tulipmaniac@netconductor.com