LoopNet, Inc. (LOOP)
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- Nasdaq Perks Up via Bottom Fishing [view article]
- The Downside Risk to International Exposure [view article]
- LoopNet: Expected to Disappoint Earnings [view article]
- Investing in Commercial Real Estate [view article]
- On-Demand Stocks: It's a Stock Pickers' Market [view article]
- On-Demand Software Stocks: The Bottom or More Pain? [view article]
- Slow-Playing LoopNet For Now [view article]
- LoopNet Management Can Handle Tough Times [view article]
- Moving Beyond the Hype, SaaS Stocks Soften [view article]
- LoopNet's 3Q Results Sizzle Past Estimates [view article]
- LoopNet: The Anti-Zillow Has a Compelling Model [view article]
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- Nasdaq Perks Up via Bottom Fishing
- On-Demand Index: Online and Up-to-Date
- The Downside Risk to International Exposure
- LoopNet: Expected to Disappoint Earnings
- On-Demand (or SaaS) Index: Fundamentals Matter
- On-Demand Stocks: It's a Stock Pickers' Market
- On-Demand Software Stocks: The Bottom or More Pain?
- On-Demand [or SaaS] Index: R&B Impacting Momentum
- LoopNet Management Can Handle Tough Times
- SaaS Stocks, Index Continue to Struggle
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Nasdaq Perks Up via Bottom Fishing [view article]
Sucker rallies are always encouraging by definition. A rally that is met with skepticism will denote a change in trend. Replye
The Downside Risk to International Exposure [view article]
Just heard that, pulling out the auto industry, last month's retail growth was up .04%. Not stellar, but not down. Replydisclosures
The Downside Risk to International Exposure [view article]
Implicit in the thesis for this argument is that the US economy will recover before the other major world economies, due to some law of global economics.Perhaps the US deficits (household, national, trade) will cause a prolonged period of slow growth in the US, and the world will not bother to wait for a US recovery.
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The Downside Risk to International Exposure [view article]
Quite possible that international exposure may yet get more risky; the US market was the first to fall and may be the first to recover. The key as the article pointed out to find the infexion or turning point. The inflexion point is no where in sight but we should look for it. NYU finance professor Ph D Harvard says financial write offs is set to approach usd1 trillion to usd1.5 trillion but we are only at usd400bn written off. Such logic tells us that the inflexion point may yet prove elusive for the next year or so. A recent article in Seeking Alpha based on US presidential cycle analysis calls for an upturn in 2h2010. Nothing in the future is cast in stone but the current economic situation certainly calls for caution. ReplyLoopNet: Expected to Disappoint Earnings [view article]
Looks like your sources were wrong. They beat by $.04. ReplyInvesting in Commercial Real Estate [view article]
Ratel Investments is a private real estate investment firm which pools investors' funds and THEIR own principals' funds in value-added apartments buildings and senior housing and offers individuals a safe alternative to REITs without having to directly purchase and manage large commercial properties. Replyw211
Investing in Commercial Real Estate [view article]
For some additional financing tips check out: www.cre-investors.com/.... ReplyOn-Demand Stocks: It's a Stock Pickers' Market [view article]
Rick,get another job... ReplyOn-Demand Software Stocks: The Bottom or More Pain? [view article]
Rick, so what do you think about LOOP now that it is hovering around $11? ReplyEditors
General Discussion on LOOP
Is this a buy or a sell? ReplyProperty
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Slow-Playing LoopNet For Now [view article]
Attn: CCBroker. I agree with your sentiments and have just recently launched Cyber Property Exchange cprex.com. Its a free commercial real estate website service that does not charge a listing fee to search or post your listings. If you would like to forward my site to your Loopnet boycott group, please feel free to do so. Every user gets full access to all property listings for free! It has a save search capability with an auto notification system, you can forward properties directly to your clients, start a 1031 exchange and send a LOI directly to any property lister. I will be aggressively marketing the site in the very near future. ReplySlow-Playing LoopNet For Now [view article]
I am a licensed real estate broker. I have been a LoopNet premium subscriber for the past two years. First year my dues were $449, second year $674 and this year's renewal, the notice which I never received but was charged to my charge card, was $1799.40!!! I belong to a group of commercial brokers, which, as a group, has decided to boycott LoopNet. They are non-renewing and/or requesting cancellation of a prepaid annual membership with a credit reimbursed to the broker. We all feel we were reeled in only to be totally taken advantage of. This only substantiates the numbers above--members are signing on to view (at no cost) and after their initial sign on vist, may never return, but the premium members are dropping their paid memberships.Reply
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LoopNet Management Can Handle Tough Times [view article]
This company has a lot of headwinds. CoStar is coming out with their own product to compete with Loopnet’s which could impact business. Also, page views are clearly trending downwards, and monthly churn rates are phenomenally high. Most of its advertising base are smaller speculators or brokers who may not be able to weather this downturn. The stock has already been hit hard, but I do think it’s got some more room to fall as news flow should continue to be negative for at least the next year. I doubt they will be able to hit their revenue estimates. For disclosures sake I’ve been short LOOP for some time, though I’ve recently reduced my position some on the latest downtick.Eric
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Moving Beyond the Hype, SaaS Stocks Soften [view article]
OMG, they've reinvented timesharing! SaaS -- ooo-ooo so new! Oooo so cool! lol, there was this thing called a "service bureau" back in the 60's and 70's. Yeah, the vendor had the software and you just sent 'em your data. Later there were these things called "terminals" where you could log in and enter your data to the vendor's system and get back reports online. Hmmm, them terminals were kinda like "thin clients", not much brains cause the processing was on the vendor system. Lol... the more things change the more they stay the same. ReplyMoving Beyond the Hype, SaaS Stocks Soften [view article]
Why was Salary.com removed from the list? Reply