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Net stocks know no limits

The surge in Net stocks of late continues to propel the technology sector, but some analysts are worrying aloud that the stocks are too pricey.

CNET News staff
It's hard to keep any Net stock down these days. Internet stocks climbed into record territory yet again today, led by Yahoo, which crossed the psychological $100-per-share barrier. The surge in Net stocks of late continues to propel the technology sector, but some analysts are worrying aloud that the stocks are too pricey, and are downgrading some of the issues.

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