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Yahoo! Inc YHOO

"Through its widely used online properties such as Yahoo Mail, Sports, and Finance, Yahoo generates mainly ad revenue grouped into search and display segments. Search revenue represents approximately 42% of total gross revenue, similar to display revenue. Yahoo has a 15.5% interest in Alibaba and 35.5% in Yahoo Japan."


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Post by HARJAYon Sep 19, 2014 6:44am
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Yahoo Valuation by posters on Investors Hub

Yahoo Valuation by posters on Investors Hub1.
For every dollar per share increase of BABA over 70 (Yhoo at 43 currently)

Yhoo will increase by .40 cents per share of value because they still own 400 million shares of BABA. 400 mil shs x $70= $ 28 billion dollars.

65% of YHOO or 28/43 is represented by BABA


At 80 BABA then YHOO = 47
At 90 then YHOO = 51
At 100 then YHOO = 55


2.
This is very conservative, based on the market undervaluing YHOO

the current $1 per share of EPS which at 10 times earnings is worth $10 per share higher for YHOO .

i.e. at 80 BABA then YHOO would be 47+ 10 (from above) = $57 price share etc



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