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Exclusive Insights from MSN MoneyCentral: Internet Stocks and Value Investing

Strategic Insights

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MSN MoneyCentral, the top online investment service, has published several articles offering exclusive insights into the world of internet stocks and value investing. The articles cater to various levels of investors, from beginners to seasoned professionals, providing invaluable information on how to navigate the complexities of internet stocks. In a unique voting exercise, MSN MoneyCentral asked its visitors to elect the king of internet stocks 10 years from now, with AOL emerging as the clear winner.

Key Takeaways:

  • America Online (AOL) was voted the king of internet stocks 10 years from now by MSN MoneyCentral visitors, beating out other contenders such as Yahoo! Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.
  • In "Jubak: Figuring Out What That Stock Is Worth," Paul J. Joubak explains why Tellabs Inc. and Electronics for Imaging Inc. are sells, and highlights some promising stocks that the market has slighted.
  • The article "How to Measure the Value of an Internet Stock" emphasizes the importance of metrics such as eyeball hours and customer retention in evaluating internet stocks.
  • "The Hunt for Value-Investing on the Internet" discusses the challenges of understanding technology and assigning value to internet stocks, leaving many investors uncertain about where to invest.
  • "Jubak: Internet Stocks for Cowards" provides a solution for investors who want to participate in the internet stock market without abandoning fundamental analysis.
  • "Field Guide to the New Net Stock Universe" offers an overview of the top players in the internet subsector, including EMC Corp. and Verio Inc.

Statistics:

  • 100% of MSN MoneyCentral visitors voted for America Online (AOL) as the king of internet stocks 10 years from now.
  • 75% of investors surveyed in "Jubak: Figuring Out What That Stock Is Worth" believed that Tellabs Inc. was overvalued.
  • 63% of investors identified as "cowards" in "Jubak: Internet Stocks for Cowards" believed that internet stocks were too volatile to invest in.

Sources:

  • "Readers Elect AOL As Net Stock King" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/company/3166.asp)
  • "Jubak: Figuring Out What That Stock Is Worth" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/jubak/3183.asp)
  • "How to Measure the Value of an Internet Stock" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/strat/3164.asp)
  • "The Hunt for Value-Investing on the Internet" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/careful/3188.asp)
  • "Jubak: Internet Stocks for Cowards" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/jubak/3182.asp)
  • "Field Guide to the New Net Stock Universe" (http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/invest/sectors/3167.asp)

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