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To: HG who wrote (20135)	2/18/1999 1:15:00 PM
From: memflyken2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27307

Spare cash to buy at these levels, hg? Hmmm. One of these days, the law of averages -- not to mention, dare I say it? logic -- will catch up with YHOO. And the "bounce" that comes after a nice neat plateau like 125 is reached will be down, not up. YHOO is still a $4 or $5 billion company -- potentially -- masquerading as a $30 billion behemoth. Any way you look at it, hg, the downside at this point is far more likely than the up. None of my business, but if I were a bullish Yahooligan, I'd count my lucky stars for having gotten in early and often, sell all the stock I need to savor my investment, and then sit quietly until the real buying opportunity comes: at, say, $35 a share. That's when YHOO will next be a bargain buy.

To: HG who wrote (20135)	2/18/1999 1:28:00 PM
From: Hayley	Respond to of 27307

Dear happy, Have you checked yahoo's p/e ratio lately? What is happening to yahoo's stock is that a limited amount of the stock available, is being played by day-traders, or maybe - was being played by day-traders. This abnormal trading activity has given some of us a sense of well-being - in a market that makes no sense. I've sold most of my Yahoo for a great profit and I don't mind paying taxes for this. But I would urge you not to leap before you look.