YAHOO SHARE PRICE ON MONDAY? 20 dollars??? 15???? WAAAHHHHH!!!!!
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/op?s=YHOO
Options activity on friday indicated that noone knew what the hell was going to happen, people believed the intensified talks were going to result in a much higher price...
Options activity on friday indicated that noone knew what the hell was going to happen, people believed the intensified talks were going to result in a much higher price...
I actually just went and looked at the 8-K from when YHOO issues the rights.
It's not dilutive to anyone except the party w/ the > 15% stake.
Basically, all shareholders OTHER then the one w/ the 15% stake get a right to buy $250 worth of YHOO stock at half price. (It's a $250 preferred convertible)
It's not dilutive to anyone except the party w/ the > 15% stake.
Basically, all shareholders OTHER then the one w/ the 15% stake get a right to buy $250 worth of YHOO stock at half price. (It's a $250 preferred convertible)
http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/080503/microsoft_yahoo.html
Laura Martin, a senior analyst at Soleil Securities, said Yahoo was demanding too high a price and she expected its shares to fall $8 on Monday when trading resumes on the Nasdaq. The shares closed up nearly 7 percent at $28.67 on Friday on hopes of an agreement between Microsoft and Yahoo.
"The Yahoo guys want too much money for their company. We think $33 a share is fair in the context of the weakening economic environment and adverse advertising trends," Martin said, who has a "hold" rating on Yahoo shares.
"I think you'll see a number of shareholder lawsuits on Monday. They've prioritized employees over shareholders in the hopes that someday they can create more than $8 billion of value, even if they have no track record of doing so," she said.
Laura Martin, a senior analyst at Soleil Securities, said Yahoo was demanding too high a price and she expected its shares to fall $8 on Monday when trading resumes on the Nasdaq. The shares closed up nearly 7 percent at $28.67 on Friday on hopes of an agreement between Microsoft and Yahoo.
"The Yahoo guys want too much money for their company. We think $33 a share is fair in the context of the weakening economic environment and adverse advertising trends," Martin said, who has a "hold" rating on Yahoo shares.
"I think you'll see a number of shareholder lawsuits on Monday. They've prioritized employees over shareholders in the hopes that someday they can create more than $8 billion of value, even if they have no track record of doing so," she said.
the real reason ballmer walked is goog. a 2-3 dollar difference wasn't it. g read ballmers letter to jerry, he spells it out.
watch for an announcement from yhoo re a goog alliance within days.
as for where will yhoo trade on monday....a gap down is in order, but my experience tells me that when everyone expects and is certain that a stock will go to "xx", it rarely does.
watch for an announcement from yhoo re a goog alliance within days.
as for where will yhoo trade on monday....a gap down is in order, but my experience tells me that when everyone expects and is certain that a stock will go to "xx", it rarely does.