Well ^%%& ME SILLY GOOGLE HITS $700
 

and they are making the money to support it!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7072688.stm

Jiminy freakin' Christmas! As usual, I missed out on that.

When they went public, I had no idea how to value their business, so I took W Buffett's advice and stayed away. I don't feel too bad about it, though. There might be some other young, upstart company out there today that will knock Google off their pedestal in a few years. One thing is constant: change.

I sold at $350. :(

Well, Raymr, you know what "They" say: It's harder to know when to sell than it is to know when to buy.

What's that in real money, about 47 cents?

Hell if you bought it at $84 that still ain't too shabby!

Say again:confused:

Google, my son. The answer is is right in front of you. You must type to believe.

It's going to be a very rough weekend...

Because . . . ?:confused:

All the whining and head-banging going on "Oh why didn't I buy that stock, stupid, stupid, stupid." I could retire....blah blah blah balh.

Oh, I just don't look as often as I used to. I haven't been watching the news lately either. Both of those changes have resulted in a better night's sleep . . .

I still don't get it, Google is making money hand over fist, revenue is doubling and doubling.

Oh man--you've been duped. It is evidence of the centralization of the global economy. The government will soon be implanting chips in our heads to control which stocks we buy so that we only buy stocks that benefit the blind trusts of the powers that be.

That is why I only eat food that is grown on a farm and never anything that comes from a factory, and I only trust info that comes from the internet.

Even when I am drunk and posting from a hotel in a minor city on Halloween night--the bellman complained about the bushels of corn and the coleman stove I had him tote to the room, but we'll see who has the last laugh.:wacky:




(once again, Dad cleaned house on google as with Worldcom before the crash)