Dji Yang

Acct 461-01

Assignment: Dot-com

1. Exhibit 4

Company as of Market Capitalization Stock Price ( 2/23/11)

2/18/11
Microsoft 223.42B 27.06
Intel 121.13B 22.14
IBM 199.20B 164.84
Dell Computer 29.14B 15.43
Hewlett Packard 105.64B 48.68
Compaq Computer 105.64B 48.68
Apple Computer 311.95B 350.56

Microsoft = 8.40*26.78=224 “google finance”

Intel = 5.58*21.95=122 “google finance”

Ibm = 1.24*163.57=202 “google finance”

Dell= 1.93*15.20=29.33 “google finance”

Compaq and Hewlett= 2.17*45.57=123 “google finance”

Apple=921.28*342.15=315 “google finance”

2. Exhibit 5

Company Net Income Market Capitalization Stock Price

Amazon 1.152 81.37 186.50
DoubleClick n/a n/a
Akamai Tech 145,913 7.33 40.90
Vertical Net n/a n/a
Priceline.com 489.472 21.30 448.93
E trade -1,297,762 3.73 17.73
Earthlink 287,118 894.61 8.38
Drugstore.com -1,377 208.62 2.05

DoubleCkick was acquired by a private company in 2005 and then in 2007 Google acquire DoubleClick
for $3.1 billion.

Veritcal Net was acquired an European management firm BrovoSolution US.

3. The Nasdaq reached at an all time high of 5,132 and closed at 5,048 on March 10, 2000. After the dot
com bubble, the index lost half of its value by December 29, 2000 and closed at 2,470. The index was at
his lowest in October 9, 2002 and closed at 1114. From there, it gradually went back up very slowly to
close at 2,825 in November 6, 2007, the highest mark in 5 years. It stayed steady for just couple months
until it started going down again by the beginning of the year 2008. ( 1/31/2008 closed at 2,389). In
September 29, 2008, the index lost 200 points to close at 1,983 ( 9/26/09=2183-1983=199) This was the
biggest lost since the dot com bubble. But in October 13, 2008, it gains another 200 mark to close at
1,844. From there, it stays between 1,800 and 1,999 until September 4, 2009 when the index finally
closed above the 2,000 level. It would take the index until February 18, 2011 to close at 2,833, the
highest closing since November 2007.

4. Comparing to the DJIA, it close at all time high of 11,722 in January 14, 2000 just two months before
the NASDAQ. In March 16, 2000 similarly to NASDAQ, this index had its largest dollar gain in history.
It raised 500 to close at 10,630. In September 17, 2001, it had the largest dollar loss in history. It falls
684 points to close a 8,920. Contrary, the NASDAQ index did not lose any points at that date. In
October 9, 2002, the DJIA falls 215 point to close at 7,286 just like the Nasdaq which is due to the dot
com bubble. In October 9, 2007, it closed above 14,000 since the 14,100 closing five years ago just like
NASDAQ. The DJI and NASDAQ are pretty much alike in terms of significant historical data.

5. Stock Picked: Apple Inc. (AAPL)

Feb 18, 2011 350.56

Feb 17, 2011 358.30
Feb 16, 2011 363.13
Feb 15, 2011 359.90
Feb 14, 2011 359.18
Feb 11, 2011 356.85
Feb 10, 2011 354.54
Feb 9, 2011 358.16
Feb 8, 2011 355.20
Feb 7, 2011 351.88
Feb 4, 2011 346.50
Feb 3, 2011 343.44
Feb 2, 2011 344.32
Feb 1, 2011 345.03
Jan 31, 2011 339.32
Jan 28, 2011 336.10
Jan 27, 2011 343.21
Jan 26, 2011 343.85
Jan 25, 2011 341.40
Jan 24, 2011 337.45
Jan 21, 2011 326.72
Jan 20, 2011 332.68
Jan 19, 2011 338.84
Jan 18, 2011 340.65
Jan 14, 2011 348.48
Jan 13, 2011 345.68
Jan 12, 2011 344.42
Jan 11, 2011 341.64
Jan 10, 2011 342.45
Jan 7, 2011 336.12
Jan 6, 2011 333.73
Jan 5, 2011 334.00
Jan 4, 2011 331.29

Jan 3, 2011 329.