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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum 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."

NDAQ:YHOO - Post Discussion

Yahoo! Inc > multiple expansion
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Post by Carlos66 on Oct 21, 2014 4:41pm

multiple expansion

a rerating of YHOO is in order & those remaining institutional shorts who got burned elsewhere when the mkt turned still held on to YHOO because YHOO didn't rise along with the rest of the mkt; well with the CC they could get killed again tomorrow.

positive sentiment by one CNBC guest said that the CEO doesn't really have to do anything & this stk should be $47-48.

Well I don't know about that. There are still some doubters out there. Maybe the CC will announce a buyback although I'm not in favour of them.  Call me old fashioned but buybacks are  an artificial way to increase earnings.  Pay a divy. People are looking for yield. Give them another choice. Grow the business. Buy something accretive  not another stale business. Do something with FLKR. It's waisting away under YHOO.

carlos
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