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Comment · 13 years ago
companies like amazon, facebook, priceline, twitter, and google are essentially recession-proof and make great investments.

Would love to invest in snapchat at that 4 billion valuation

Comment · 13 years ago
love the perpetually rising real estate prices though

maybe live somewhere dirt cheap and keep your bay area home rented

Comment · 13 years ago
Firefox has become too slow with too many updates and internet explorer merits no further comment
Comment · 13 years ago
It started out as rap genius and now its extending its tentacles to all types of music and even non-music related subjects Eventually, it would become just another annoying agitator website that clutters the search results with less than helpful results, so this was a good move on google's part.
Comment · 13 years ago
locally we can expect a positive correlation exists. don't see too many dull kids winning selling bees
Comment · 13 years ago
I wish there were a way to delete since now i'm gonna get negged to death and I will probably need to make a new account
Comment · 13 years ago
tldr version of his books: stuff can happen that you don't expect
Comment · 13 years ago
krugman is a broken clock
Comment · 13 years ago
blockbeester is already dead I thought?
Comment · 13 years ago
brb gonna declare bankruptcy (google ads are reallly expensive and lots of bot/garbage clicks)
Comment · 13 years ago
seems like the bostom simulation argument...not really convincing but due to a mathematical trick
Comment · 13 years ago
Yea so much for the inevitable 'it's a bubble' arguments. Stocks like Facebook, Linkedin, Zillow, and Trulia that the pundits called 'obvious' bubbles are trading 50% or higher than their IPO price. This throws more water on Garry Shiller's argument that bubbles can be predicted or that betting against 'obvious' bubbles is profitable. Only in hindsight can we proclaim something a bubble. Even if an overvalued stock does fall you can still lose all your money shorting if you get a margin call, because the price can rise much longer than you can remain solvent as attributed to John Maynard Keynes.

Personally, I'm long Twitter by selling covered calls. Pretty much if Twitter stock stays above $70 I will make $10k by the end of January.

Comment · 13 years ago
hackers steal 11 million virtual dog meme coins

the truth is stranger than fiction

Comment · 13 years ago
And yet Facebook stock keeps going up everyday

Probably because kids are using instagram which is also owned by facebook, so either way facebook wins. Facebook is becoming increasingly popular among the middle aged and this also is the most profitable demographic.

Comment · 13 years ago
no kidding..it helped make me richer in terms of rising stock prices, web 2.0 valuations, and real estate but didn't help mainstreet because it was never intended to. fighting unemployment is the excuse the fed uses to sell the program and the media buys it.

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