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Is the Time Ripe for an AOL - Yahoo Alliance? [view article]
YHOO is going to hit 21.00^ within 3 weeks tops ReplyBlogger
Is Online Advertising Heading Off a Cliff? [view article]
While the whole online ad market may fare decently, many key sectors could take a big dent out of growth. Financial service companies foot some of the largest bills. It may be only a matter of time before they pull back. (And its surprising they haven't done so already) ReplyBig Tech Prepares for Big Layoffs [view article]
Seems to be just rumors so far. Any other sources? Google search didn't turn up anything current. ReplyIs Online Advertising Heading Off a Cliff? [view article]
That's why one should always stay protected in the stock market with an intelligent exit strategy. So they can get out protecting their profits when the weakness starts to show itself. And if they entered in at the wrong time, then at least losses are kept to a minimum. ReplyGoogle's Deadly Flirtation With Yahoo! [view article]
Yang kills Yahoo, and MSFT gets to be number two. And being number two in search is vastly better than being number three.Shame that Yang was so filled with bitterness he hurt shareholders , employees and Yahoo, just over his distaste for steve and bill. Reply
Yahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
Whether they like it or not, their lack of strategy sucks. Their down stock is going to put pressure on the management. Google is the clear leader in search. They should not attack Google on search, they should try other avenues instead. ReplyIs Online Advertising Heading Off a Cliff? [view article]
I wouldn't go so far to say that the online advertising market won't be affected by the downturn. The largest buyers of ads online are autos and financials, neither of which are doing particularly well right now.That said, I do think that certain plays are a steal right now, specifically SCOR, VCLK, and OMTR. Plays that enable a company to get more out of the dollars they do invest online seems like they would do well when everyone starts to penny-pinch. All three have been beaten hard by the markets recently and can be picked up on the cheap. Reply
Google's Deadly Flirtation With Yahoo! [view article]
YAHOO deliberately went to Google's arms to jilt Microsoft.Yes, this might not be the best deal from a consumer's point of view, but I dont think Yahoo was thinking about them.
YHOO is a dead man walking... buy lots of puts on them.
GOOG is a winner, regardless of how this turns out and is way too cheap here at $370. BUY BUY BUY. Reply
Yahoo: What If the Google Ad Deal Doesn't Go Through? [view article]
YAHOO deliberately went to Google's arms to jilt Microsoft.YHOO is a dead man walking circling the drain.
GOOG is a winner, regardless of how this turns out and is way too cheap here at $370. BUY BUY BUY. Reply
Congress Finally Gets Why the Google-Yahoo Search Deal is So Bad [view article]
I dont understand the point of this article.YAHOO deliberately went to Google's arms to jilt Microsoft.
Yes, this might not be the best deal from a consumer's point of view, but I dont think Yahoo was thinking about them.
YHOO is a dead man walking... buy lots of puts on them.
GOOG is a winner, regardless of how this turns out and is way too cheap here at $370. BUY BUY BUY. Reply
Is Online Advertising Heading Off a Cliff? [view article]
You are so right. the secular trends in online are enough to mute the downturn. Online ad spending will no escape on unscathed but i think a bigger knife will be applied to TV where advertisers are beginning to realize that they are wasting their time and money preaching to Tivo boxes. ReplyVolatility
Yahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
They need to just keep popping out these tech ticker type internet tv shows, with different topics... Seriously, they'd keep building audiences, and ad revenue. I agree with Harrison at minyanville, it's a television network. Im wondering if they should scoop up peoples independent tv internetworks out there already, and integrate w/ Yahoo platform.. But they can't slack, I bet youtube could do the same type thing..and I'm not surprised they're slipping w/recession, but great aspect for future growth, I think atleast. www.distressedvolatili... ReplyYahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
Maybe long term they are fine without a deal... ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Overseas markets and U.S. futures posted unprecedented gains overnight on cross-border measures to halt short sales in financial, and on news Congress is ready to legislate some sort of comprehensive mechanism to help faltering U.S. banks and financial houses purge their sickliest assets. Gold and precious metals tumbled as the recent 'flight-to-safety' motif that boosted gold prices an unheard-of 15% over the past two days lost its shine,Yeah!!! send those greed bastards to us and we'll exploit them! www.greedypeople.com ReplyAsk.com and Google's Current Impenetrable Position [view article]
There is no substitude, goog is still the best. jerry w. Reply