There is not much to say about this one. GOOGLE is a trustfull enterprise, very focus and proactive.
It increased his value since its debut on stockmarket, and its downgrading due the recent events in the economy.
I believe, according its earnings it will reach in mid term a value above 500 dolars. Using technically analysis, it just made triple (!!!) reversed shoulders, providing a huge support in case the market's condition dont deteriorate.
As the Google (GOOG) ad deal is likely to be scrapped, I am looking for the eventual sale of Yahoo! (YHOO) to Microsoft (MSFT) at around $19-$22 per share, compared to previous offer in the low thirites. Call option activity is heating up for November in Yahoo around $15-$16 area plus Carl Icahn has stated previously on CNBC's Fast Money show that some type of deal will get done with MSFT. Icahn will likely discuss when he appears on CNBC's Fast Money on Monday 11/3 - IMO, YHOO is an up $7 down $2 trade at this point - coul
Because Google is a dream workplace for most brilliant computer scientists, they will always have new inventive ideas. These ideas make money for Google. They are the leader in internet searching and won't be contested for a while.
GOOG... and an additional note... I like that they've slowed spending on superfluous projects... the one key invesors want... implementation of the 93/7/7 rule. Keep top 93%, drop lowest 7%, hire 7% new workforce. When they say this in a conference call, i'm not convinced they are investor friendly.
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To save money and avoid looking too celebratory in scary economic times, Google (GOOG) is cutting back on its holiday parties this year, too.
Reuters: Google has fared better than most tech companies, but departments at the Internet company will have smaller events this year to encourage camaraderie between employees and celebrate more economically, said the source. Team holiday activities will include spending an afternoon volunteering followed by evening social activities such as dinner parties and museum outings in San Francisco.
This is a striking difference from previous years, when Goog
Sprint Nextel (S) executive John Garcia, head of its most important business unit, is leaving. His bio is already off Sprint's Web site. (Google cache.)
WSJ: Mr. Garcia is stepping down as head of the CDMA business, the unit that control's 70% of Sprint's customer base. The circumstances of Mr. Garcia's departure were not clear. The company spokeswoman declined to comment, and Mr. Garcia could not immediately be reached for comment.
Sprint has tapped Keith Cowan, president of strategy and corporate development, as an interim replacement for Mr. Garcia while it searches for a successor.
We're thankful the Dow closed over 8,000 this week -- just barely. Even Yahoo (YHOO) is well below $10, with the resignation of Jerry Yang failing to help YHOO buck everything going south. Of course, there's a good argument to be made that at least some stocks like Apple (AAPL) are ridiculously cheap right now.
So what else is going on? Things you may have missed:
The question on everybody's mind this week was when will the declines end? Was that the so much talked about capitulation? Have the stock markets bottomed?
Well, I can't answer that, and suffice it to say that many market analysts, fundamental and technical, are still quite gloomy. Pretty much all we can do in this time is hope for flat per...
With Yahoo, Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) stock in the dumper, the CEO spot looking for a newcomer and musings about the future of the company underway, perhaps there is a small bright light for the internet pioneer. Wireless provider T-Mobile will use Yahoo!'s mobile search as the default on all its phones' mobile web browsers.
While that may not be the biggest victory one can think of, it does help. Mobile search and web browsing has been increasing in usage (though still small), and although T-Mobile USA is only the nation's fourth-l
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- Hi guys,
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A great boost from Google
- There's been a big discussion over Internet advertising and the impact a bad economy would have on it. up until recently, the answer to this wasn't cle...
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The question on everybody's mind this week was when will the declines end? Was that the so much talked about capitulation? Have the stock markets bottomed?
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