Stock symbol QST shoots up to $20 on its first day of trading, which is 60% above its $12 IPO price. Then you wake up from your wet dream and now you have to wash your sticky bed sheet...now, isn't this a drag!
WTF? I can't believe our gawd forsaken congress approved a bailout budget for the pathetic auto makers. Adding insults to taxpayers, it's just a temporary fix so these idiots can operate for another 2 months AND they do not have a plan on how to stop the bleeding! Another kick in the balls is the greedy unions are unhappy with the bailout payout. WTF WTF WTF??? F the Union!!! F them up the cornhole with a 10 foot flagpole! I am sooooo pissed!!! I feel like taking a massive dump on an Escalade to protest this stupid bailout! Gawd damn it!
Are you kidding me? In this crappy economy? You're better off wiping your ass with those QS stock options! Be sure to use 2 stock certificates so you don't get poo all over your hand!
The iPhone 2 software update is coming next week and the 3G iPhone should be rolled out by the end of this month.
Microsoft decided $2 zillion was too much for Yahoo! For now, they will pursue their path to perpetual mediocrity on their own.
I don't think they're going to IPO soon, but thanks for searching google for this post though. Have a wonderful day and remember not to sell your shares to the vultures.
Ok, I heard it's coming out in June, both 8 and 16 gig versions. Also, Apple may just unlock it and allow the carriers to re-sell the thing for a much cheaper price with the typical 2-year contract. Guess who will get the short end of the stick? Current iPhone owners, myself included! Grrrrrr!
And now the retention plan...
But it looks like Yahoo! isn't budging. Can we say Proxy battle on the horizon? Let's hope Yahoo! can get atleast $2 zillion.
I heard the internal stock price is around $12, but some vultures are buying them up at $8.
How were they able to swindle idiot investors into buying their shares in an IPO is beyond any sane human being comprehension. Good luck to those suckers that bought at $26!!! Let's hope it doesn't go below $5. Another suspective stock that you could short is Salesforce.com (CRM). Yes, that's right, you better get out before they announce bad earnings and tank as bad as NetSuiteepie.
Never!!! That's a good question...many people have pondered this since 2004...any day now...perhaps? Who wants toilet papers?
Please let me know when it is coming out because At&t Edge is so SLOOOOOOWWW!!!
To Yahoo! Don't sell out cheap, ask for a HUGE premium from baldy balmer and his scaredy cat redmond cronies!
Who wants to buy my toilet paper QuinStreet shares?
Time to party again like it's 1999!
Have you benefited from using LinkedIn?
If yes, how so?
If no, why not?
If you're looking to drive HIGH quality traffic to your continuity e-commerce related offers, be sure to add tons of fraud filters if your distribution channel is comprised of mostly incentivized websites like the ones that try to get users to fill out surveys or try out products. Of course, you'd like to blend the traffic for the sake of volume, HOWEVER, long term, it's a bad strategy because your continuity conversion % rate will drop off dramatically and you will definately LOSE tons of money!
Another potentially huge upcoming IPO:
Good ridden to Terry Semen, an over-paid clueless hollywood executive trying to run a former silicon valley internet bellwhether. To get an idea to how inept he was; a) $72 million compensation package, b) worked 3-4 days/week in silicon valley, and took extended weekends in southern cal. and c) his monotonous persona could put you to sleep!
Hey, even before the first generation iPhone even releases, there's already a rumor that there's a plan for iPhone 2 later this fall. It will support 3G and perhaps more memory. Stay Tune! As for shorting Apple stock...well, it's a little risky considering Apple is full of surprises these days.
It looks like Providence Equity Partners is the private firm that will take a 66% stake in NexTag for between $1-$1.2 billion...
Institutional investors are all over this upcoming IPO. It could be as hot as the google IPO. It's also a good company...year over year growth of 82% in revenue. EMC owns about 80% of the company, so if you can't get in at a good price, which is projected between $17-$27 then load up on EMC now and enjoy the windfall.
Google Inc. said on Friday it is acquiring Feedburner Inc., bolstering the Internet advertising leader's capacity to distribute both media and advertising to blogs and social network site users. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but some speculated it's in the $100 million ballpark.
In his bags are $$$ worth around $200 million in stock sales. Not bad...in the meantime, Jerry Yang will serve as interim Head Super Technical Yahoo!
So much money being discovered these days...
Why not? Two companies struggling to find growth. It makes more sense than Yahoo and MSN. eBay wants to get into online advertising fray anyway. And of course Yahoo ecom and auction ventures have been lackluster. So the two should get together if they want to compete against Google and Micros... Make sense?
CBS has acquired a popular social-media technology: the music "scrobbling" engine developed by Last.fm that analyzes what its members listen to. Based on scrobbling results, Last.fm offers recommendations for members' playlists, creates personalized radio stations, and connects members with people who share similar tastes.
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