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Where’s the Bottom for Yahoo?

Where’s the Bottom for Yahoo?

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Written by Jason Martin on January 31st, 2008
Where’s the Bottom for Yahoo?

Yahoo - FinancialRebel.comLast year I started looking into whether or not Yahoo (Symbol: YHOO) might rebound. I determined that if they did, it would be quite some time. And it looks like I was right.

This month has been particularly hard for Yahoo stockholders. Just one month ago Yahoo’s stock was at $23.80. Today, it fell to $19.18—a 24% decline. So we’ve got to ask the question. Just where is the bottom for Yahoo?

Where’s the Bottom for Yahoo?

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