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I guse the YHOO bet I took, on Mar 25 is starting to prove it self ;-)
http://www.marketguru.com/opinions/buying-yhoo/1002,315
Any thoughts regarding the near future?
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I guse the YHOO bet I took, on Mar 25 is starting to prove it self ;-)
http://www.marketguru.com/opinions/buying-yhoo/1002,315
Any thoughts regarding the near future?
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guliamo
May 03 at 5:28 ET
Hi compadre,
How exactly do you figure that it's paid off.. YHOO isn't advancing and I in my opinion, MSFT won't bid too much higher.. in the meantime Yahoo is destroying it's reputation, kissing up to Google and offering that Google take over their search advertising.. they paid 6 billion for overture.. how do you think advertisiers will react when Yahoo search is managed by Google... not a good sign if you ask me.
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Kohalza
May 03 at 7:51 ET
None of this matters if the Microsoft takeover goes through - share price will leap.
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PavelR
May 04 at 3:29 ET
The company managed to fend off Microsoft’s unwanted advances, even after the software giant sweetened its bid by $5 billion — an amount Yahoo felt still wasn’t enough. It’s hard not to read that sentiment into the company’s statement on Saturday, in which chief executive Jerry Yang describes the Microsoft drama as a “distraction.”
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/03/guessing-yahoos-opening-stock-price/?ref=technology
The question now is By how much will its stock drop when the markets open on Monday?
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arawak
May 04 at 11:25 ET
YHOO traded at 19.15 prior to the MSFT bid. I would guess a retraction to 23 is reasonable.
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verushka1
Jun 03 at 6:14 ET
Yes, down , down , down. Yahoo screwed themselves. Maybe Carl Ichan can squeeze a few points out of this dinosaur. He is known to be a magician.
Steve Ballmer is hard to do business with. Two Yiddlach's butting heads.