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The results werent expected to be impressive.

Kara Swisher of BoomTown/D: All Things Digital, however, points out that Yahoo could do really well tomorrow:

Everything from the cheekiness of the Google (GOOG) online ad outsourcing deal to the further opening up of its platform to yet another sassy no-thanks letter to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer can only bring one to a single conclusion: Yahoo will"by performance or by selling everything not nailed down at Sunnyvale HQ"turn in a solid, and even impressive, first quarter.

Viewed through that lens, a lot of recent Yahoo goings-on do suddenly seem to make sense. Swisher also points out that Yahoo, being, yknow, a lot like Google, might ride the same positive business wave that brought glad tidings from Mountain View last week.

Swisher predicts not only a good report from Yahoo tomorrow, but possibly a call from Microsoft, upping their offer. However, Yahoo has long been going the, Gee, were flattered (sort of), but no thanks route. Have they been holding out for more or just trying to stay independent?

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