why is Yahoo beaten up in the stock market? I remember I traded yahoo for $356 a few years ago.?
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Yahoo is being taken to the cleaners by Google.  Google is a better managed more diversified company that is beating them in every area right now.\n\nYahoo does have value, it has a large cash holding and I might even buy some if the price drifts down to the low $20's.  They are working on a new algorithm for their search engine which will make it work more effectively and allow them to take some ad dollars back from Google.  The project has been delayed a couple of times but should be live by early next year.  That means the first couple of quarters next year should be more impressive than this year.  \n\nThere is also a floor under the stock - if Yahoo falls too far there will be a takeover bid.  There are not that many search engines out there.  Microsoft is normally mentioned, but companies like Disney, Viacom or even Time Warner would be interested.  However whatever happens Yahoo will NOT be going back to $356.  Those days are over.
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Just go to yahoo auctions and sell it eBay style. A few years ago I used to sell through them all the time, but lately they were totally overrun by eBay. So I recommend eBay.
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Yahoo finance has stock prices since then
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You can't actually hold 2.43 or 23.13 shares, it should be 2 shares and 23 shares.\n\nBut to answer you question, you would have lost 32.19% on your yahoo investment, but gained 16.24% on your google investment
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yahoo might have a database going that far back,  http://finance.yahoo.com/\n\nit depends on what stock you want to look up though.
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There are two major things that are going against yahoo stock\n\n1) Special love for GOOGLE means less love towards YAHOO. Even though a lot of analyst belive that YAHOO is a solid investment but they all are in awe of GOOGLE right now.\nAlso its a fact that GOOGLE is taking away 'searches' from YAHOO every day.\n\n2) The overall market so down becuase of increasing oild prices , decreasing dollar value and overall uncertainity in international arena (read Iran) that the market has been really down from last 3-4 days. I follow quite a few stocks closely, and they all are down around 10% in last week.\n\nI believe YAHOO is not going to see $40 for atleast 6 more months.
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This is hard to answer because you haven't provided enough information.\n\nWhere was the alert provided? (a web site?  an alert site?  a specific piece of software etc.)?\n\nWhat about the stock split was bogus?\n\nIf you are having an issue with Yahoo Finance, this is not where to get support.  Try this link instead:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/fin/
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They should Clorox yahoo answers and get rid of the pervs lol. You should try their company website and look at forecasts and press releases. Also, investing info could be a good indicator.
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Did you copy it wrong...or are you a non English speaker?  It almost makes sense.  If this is in an ESL school your teacher needs some help.  Ill sum up what happened in the Dot-Com times.\n\nThe dot-com sector was an interesting one.  Many tech companies like yahoo that had lots of potential value, but little actual value.  Their potential value was the amount of money that, if market conditions continued, they would provide in revenue.  The actual value came from the fact that many of these companies had little capital, land or resources.\n\nInvestors Bought into this idea.  A good model to make a market fail.  Soon the stocks became worth much more than they actually represented in capital or land.  When one card is removed from a house of cards they whole thing falls.  When the market began to decline investors all sold at the same time.  Stock prices went way low.  \n\nAfter that happened Tech companies, in an attempt to salvage profits, considered many ideas to cut costs.  One of which was exporting labor.
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A few companies that I would recommend you look into are BRNC, INSP, and YHOO.  While these don't quite fall in the $10-$20 range that you specified, this shouldn't matter, a 10% gain is a 10% gain no matter how many shares you own.  \n\nBRNC operates in the oilfield drilling industry, and are expected to see growth rates of over 35% annually for the next few years.  From their current levels, I see a 80% upside within the next year.\n\nINSP operates in the search and mobile phone service industries.  While their growth rates in their mobile initiatives may be enough to warrant a buy, I am attracted to this stock by their cash position.  They have over half of their market cap in cash, and no debt on hand.  They are a growth company currently trading at value stock type levels.  Should result in  nice gain if you invest at these levels.\n\nLast but not least in YHOO.  You are using one of their newer offerings at the moment, just one of the many facets that will contribute to their future growth.  Forget Google, Yahoo! is the king of the internet sector.  While I see Google's shares falling over the next 12 months, I see Yahoo gaining nicely.  I'm not going to talk in terms of 12 months for Yahoo though, as they are a company that I view as a leftime investment.  Their is absolutely no reason that Yahoo should not remain the leading internet presence 20 years from today.\n\nFor more stock ideas, check out TheNewWallStreet.com.  Dont be shy feel free to leave a comment.
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Do drop by this site for the latest update on it.\n\nhttp://blog.explodingstocks.com/
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I get about 500 spam e-mails a day telling me to buy USMY, whatever that is -- I'm pretty sure that this spam is part of some illegal and not too subtle pump-and-dump scam.\n\nMy advice is stay away from USMY.\n\nI would advise buying GM. One of the most sound and under valued stocks around.
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There are a lot worse investments out there. There are also some better investments. Technically, it is not very strong right now. Translated, that means it is not in an uptrend. \n\nOne of the responders suggested Yahoo options. That is not an investment. That is a speculation. \n\nIf you are a long term investor and do not have exposure to any internet companies and can stand more than average risk, Yahoo is an ok investment. But be aware that both Google and Microsoft are competitors.
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Yahoo! Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/sec?s=YHOO
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Could you start with the current company and work your way back?\nIs CGI a communications group? If so go to yahoo.ca for Canada, and key in the ticker symbol CGI. You will have to determine the formal name of the company. At least trace the receipt of sale you have back to the originator. Perhaps the new owners have records of the previous company. Like the previous answer see how far back the price history is in Yahoo. Perhaps reveunue departments have trade records also. Good Luck
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Well because its yahoo.  Next time just play with friends for money.  Their stocks falling.
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"TGAL", 3 insider bought 110,000 shares past 6 months.  Right now, it is at 65 cents per shares.\nCheck it out, and please do your own homework.