May 11 at 9:35 ET

Let's talk abouut Google... for a change

I admit I don't get Google at all.. How can a 180 billion dollar company fluctuate like this? Some say it's the fact they have only one revenue source, so when recession looms, Internet advertising goes down with it and since Google IS Internet advertisin...  

May 05 at 6:30 ET

yhoo it's a good trade i think

i'm buying for 21$ per share  

Apr 22 at 4:22 ET

Vmware earnings

If you missed the opportunity on Google in 2005 because you felt that the stock was too expensive at $204 a share, I can't blame you. A lot of investors did... myself included. which means that we missed out on a very nice 184% gain. Will the story repea...  

Apr 17 at 10:19 ET

Why did we listen to those pesemists anyway..

for me, it's not about how great Google's financial reports were. It's a lesson in how a market in panic can send Google's price 35% down.. for no reason whatsoever... some old fart on wallstreet decided that "Internet advertising has matured" and "Google...  

Apr 10 at 3:51 ET

Why Vmware is a good bet

The ups and downs of VMW in recent months were huge.. I think this is due to the volatile market. With all this volatility people are forgetting the plain fact that this is a great company that makes fantastic software. If we were going to let Microsoft's...  

Mar 17 at 4:13 ET

Selling GOOG

Selling Google as fundamentals are looking worse. The increase in revenue is great but earnings are dropping and with a whopping 32 p/e I don't see how share price can support this. I'm out for now.  

Mar 05 at 4:40 ET

Selling GOOG

Saying bu-bye to this fantastic company. Google has become so big that global trends have a direct impact on ad revenue and ad revenue is all Google makes money from. With investors ligitimate optimisim, Google has too much future growth priced into it's ...  

Jan 31 at 4:21 ET

Selling GOOG

I'll buy back later, but I've got a bad feeling right now...  

Jan 28 at 4:11 ET

Buying GOOG

I do love discounts! Please, sell on the fear of recessions, and high stock prices, and some decreasing numbers of growth. If you think about it, Google right now is making 98% of their income from online search advertising (AdSense and AdWords). From eve...  

Jan 26 at 2:52 ET

Buying GOOG

Solely based on the possibility of location-based advertisements via cell phones. Huge market, GOOG has all of the infrastructure in place. I think they're going to explode again in the next couple of years.