Post Yahoo!-plunge commentary: what are they saying?

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  • Morgan Stanley analyst Mary Meeker left her numbers unchanged, saying that at these prices Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) shares are a bargain. She further adds that she believes online advertising will remain strong. She especially expects improvements from Yahoo! once Panama rolls out and helps optimize the ad search. Yahoo!, Meeker says, has $7.24 per share in non-operating assets.
  • WR Hambrecht analyst Denise Garcia doesn't think the two soft sectors mentioned by Yahoo! (automotive and Financial) represent all advertising activity.
  • Jim Cramer defended Yahoo!. He thinks the stock is oversold, reiterating his 'Buy' on Yahoo and Google. The Internet, he said, is in its infancy.
  • Caris & Co. analyst Tim Boyd thinks the weakness Yahoo! is witnessing is Yahoo! specific and shouldn't affect Google.
  • Global Crown Capital analyst Martin Pyykkonen, on the other hand, thinks Google could be impacted as it is possible a weakening economy could cause a broader pullback in online advertising, although it's too early to tell.
  • Prudential Equity Group analyst Mark Rowen thinks the Yahoo! warning could indeed be signaling a broader macroeconomic slowdown.
  • Piper Jaffray & Co. analyst Safa Rashtchy also links the auto sector's softness to what Yahoo! is experiencing, but says that the sell-off creates a buying opportunity.
  • Jackson Securities analyst Brian Bolan lowered his Q3 estimates on Yahoo!.
  • Motley Fool's Alyce Lomax believes this is a short-term concern and that Yahoo! still has long-term strengths.
  • Stifel Nicolaus lowered its price target on Yahoo! from $37 to $33.

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Last updated: February 10, 2010: 04:09 AM

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