Will Panama Save Yahoo?
January 25, 2007
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It is no secret that Yahoo! Inc.’s (YHOO) search business has been suffering at the hands of Google Inc. (GOOG), but its new search advertising system, dubbed Project Panama, could help Yahoo re-gain some of this lost market share.
Yes, people still Yahoo, and the earlier-than-expected release of the new system planned for Feb. 5, could drive more ad clicks.
RBC Capital Markets analyst Jordan Rohan has hiked his 12-month price target on Yahoo shares to US$31 from US$30, and sees its long-term value exceeding US$35 per share.
He said he had already factored in the conservative guidance that Yahoo unveiled on Tuesday, and thinks investors did the same.
As a result, Mr. Rohan has not made any material adjustments to his outlook, but will be watching the Panama situation closely, as advertisers make the transition to the new platform.
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