Yahoo!, Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO)

google mail crapped out on me. Had to go to yahoo, worked fine.

PRISM

I am a foreign (non-U.S.) national living outside the USA. I am also a paying customer of Microsoft, Google and Apple's.

In fact, Microsoft and Apple are likely to derive the major part of their global revenues from people just like me: people outside the USA. Billions of people around the world use Microsoft and Apple products and use Google searches on a daily basis.

Does this make all the 5 billion people outside of the USA free game? I find these reassurances that "only non U.S. persons outside the USA" are targeted very disturbing in their narrowness and lack of regard for international business.

Personally, I am likely to terminate my business relationships with the above companies when the next reasonable opportunity presents itself.

From A PR point of view, I am baffled about not having heard of any efforts of the companies participating in PRISM to reassure their international customers. The same goes for the reporting on these issues, as above.

If TSLA has Elon Musk, YHOO has Marissa Mayer. Expecting at least 20% growth by September.

Speculation they will be bought. With new leadership they won't be dumb enough to turn down the next great offer to come along. Apple?

Great management! A lot of great growth prospects and acquisitions should help drive future growth.

I feel like I'm falling into a value trap but we will see,

good point:
1. change in how business is run, it is now in acquisition business instead of R/D business
2. change of leadership
3. rising net income due to lower R/D
4. good value trap

bad.
1. cash flow is down due to acquisition
2. P/E is not what it seem
3. no dividend

Dynamite. Bought a new TV today 2013 model. All Yhoo apps preinstalled. ABC and Yhoo.. Newish CEO awesome.

I was one of the few lucky once to get some shares of Yahoo at the IPO, years and years ago. I sold it all years later, high but not at all time high. Anyway, today I am buying Yahoo for the second time, due to two reasons: Tumblr and Yahoo's facelift. Both will work out on the long run. Cheers, Windsurfer

Now that Yahoo has a new CEO, I expect to see more acquisitions which will fortify the Yahoo! brand and bring it back to its DotCom prominence. I don't know if they will ever regain ground from Google, but I can foresee a re-branding of their core capabilities.

Marissa Mayer is at the Helm. Her acquisition strategy seems to rejuvenate Yahoo. Besides this AliBaba keeps growing .. These two together should push Yahoo higher in the next 6 months

Simply an unstoppable stock, with all analysts in every house saying, buy! buy! buy!

Yahoo is becoming a major player again <-> target 2-5 years $320 per share

Yahoo is stumbling around a little right now. I wish I could that Marissa is going to be the knight in shining armor. I am just not sure.

I bought at 12 -- unable to convince anyone who would listen that this was a stock that would double within 18 months. Now it's over 25 and I still have no plans to sell anytime soon. This is going to be a HOT HOT stock in the coming years, whether they go it alone or get bought by a larger company. Will get to the 30s this year, and then we'll see what happens. They have potential though to become a household name for content because, right now, there really isn't a better place to get everything you could want -- finance, sports, news, lifestyle and original programming as handily, easily-accessible and well-curated for quality and appeal on your mobile device. Plus improving search.

Marissa. Mayer.

http://www.gurufocus.com/stock/YHOO Sell at ValueStockPlayers recommendation.

Marissa Meyers. Alibaba IPO and possible deal with Apple.

Blond CEO does it every time

Is FB going out of business? No? What makes yahoo thinks they have a shot at cracking mobile?

Voodo magic using the virgin blood of boy "genius" D'Alosio?

Summly is the canary in the coal mine. Yahoo thinks people are morons. Paid $30mm for a 15 y/o to be the spokesperson for the "new generation".

Marissa is clueless. Stock enjoyed a bounce because of liquidation of alibaba. Core business is still crap, and faces oblivion.