We have a sense they aren't worth one billion dollars. We don't really have any clue what they are worth though. So your going to have times like this week where there's a variety of factors, including simply the summer slowdown when people aren't using the internet as much when they are going to start to lose their value. The truth of the matter is I don't know. The comment you hear here in Silicon Valley all the time is tiering.
People talk about the first tier and then the second and third tier internet companies.
The assumption is the first tier will continue to do well, will survive for the long haul and that their stocks over the long term will continue to go up. I believe in the tiering but we haven't seen any evidence of it in the stock market yet. American Online is company we talk about quite a bit on the show, we get lots of calls about it. It's really becoming a bellwether kind of blue chip company, not just for the internet, but for technology overall for a lot of blue chip money managers. I thought it was the coolest thing on the planet, but now that I have a DSL line, I find very little use for paying premium to go into some gated community on the Internet.