Shawn, I mentioned in this thread that a thread was missing, I am sorry, I am in wrong about this, the thread that relates to this thread is "Google Screwed". It is still here and intact at DP, sorry members and sorry Shawn, my fault for not looking closer.
Yeah, I have a lot of enemies everywhere Shawn, I am aware of that. Do what you think you need to do for the benefit of DP.
Well I will not make that call, if you want to link them or merge them so the members can find the other one go ahead.
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=/netahtml/srchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6,269,361.WKU.&OS=PN/6,269,361&RS=PN/6,269,361 Cut and paste the above to view the disputed patent
Oh My, Oh My - Google in trouble - haven't we had this conversation a dozen times before? Why oh why if Google are in so much trouble are investors lining up to buy stock priced at 239 times estimated earnings???
Maybe the same reason they were buying Yahoo for 400 + in 1990 before internet bubble 1, it hit $7.00 when professional traders covered their short positions. I wonder if those that bought Yahoo at 400 + ever broke even Mel?
It must be really comforting to know that you are the only one in the world who really knows whats going on Anthony. So I guess you are not buying any Google stock?
Timing is everything in trading stocks Mel, the stock does not matter, profit is determined by the type of trade (long or short position, or type of option if one knows how to trade options) and when you get in and out of a position. Wall Street loves hype because it make it easy for professional traders to make big money by taking advantage of novice players, they will be telling the public to BUY, BUY, BUY as they are taking short positions knowing that the stock will decline. There is an old saying on Wall Street, for every winner, there has to be a loser (for someone to make money, another person has to be losing money). It is an old game that Wall Street has been playing before Google was ever born, this is just a big opportunity for Insiders (original Google investors) and Wall Street traders to make a fortune. Most aftermarket investors will get burned in the end just like they did with Netscape if they held on to the end. So I am not saying I am smart, you did, but linked in the following page are 5 articles that you may be interested in reading. http://www.searchwars.squarespace.com/display/ShowPage?moduleId=19609 Have fun, let me know what you find out. Let me know if those folks are dummies too.
Gooly, gosh thanks a lot I didn't know that Except that this time the professional traders will not be selling the stocks they will be sold by internet auction Please Anthony isn't there one other website you can quote?
Golly Gosh Mel, where do you think those shares will be deposited after they are purchased? Golly Gosh, right in brokerage accounts, where if they are in margin accounts the traders have the right to trade those shares in margin accounts as they will since they are collateral. Do you really know what you are talking about when it comes to trading stocks Mel? By your response, I would question that. Since no professional traders will be involved Mel, can you explain why there were over 31 underwriters from Wall Street invovled in the IPO?