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To: Sarmad Y. Hermiz who wrote (49347)	4/7/1999 5:34:00 PM
From: MoonBrother	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 164684

> Whether 11c or 15c or 50c, investing in companies like yahoo at > these prices is laughable. The only people who profit are the ones > who have total and utter contempt for the intelligence of the net > "investors". Basically the only winners are the ones who can > correctly gauge the extent of the foolishness (or greed) of the > greater fools. You're getting a bit annoying to me now. Just because you sold short 100sh of AMZN therefore you don't want to hear any good I-net news, doesn't mean that you can twist the fact that YHOO has just reported an excellent Q1 report. YHOO has beaten the Street's expectation in EVERY aspect, even beat the whisper number by 1c. As for the page view number it was even a blowout! So I think tomorrow morning we should see a whole slew of analysts upgrading YHOO, and the net as a whole will join the party. I think today's last hour downturn represented by AOL's $13 pts drop, was totally caused by the nervousness before YHOO's earning. There were too many "smart" people saying that YHOO always goes up before earning release, and drops afterwards. Now that YHOO has proved that I-net leaders are for real. I think we should see rejuvenated buying on the whole net group tomorrow morning. In fact, I have bot 850sh of AOL at the end of today's session at the bargain basement price of $154. What a treat! BTW, anyone noticed how NSOL behaved today? It was something! It started at $122, and shot right up into $126. Although it dropped back with the rest of the net group at the end, I think it will come back tomorrow if the whole group goes up again. So if you bot it today, don't sell! You got big chance to sell it at above $150 in less than 2 weeks! Good luck everyone! MB