If last week told me anything, it said that we still have major problems ahead of us, and the Lakers may have to play couple more games to get to the Championship. Here are what others had to say (click on the source for full story):

The Digerati Life: “Think back to the time when you’d take on summer jobs or interned while you were still in school. It was fun, easy and earned you some extra bucks. So who says we can’t keep on doing this long after our teenage years are over?”

EZGreatLife.com: “Got your attention, now bear with me! I will get to the 17% return in a minute.”

So today I spent most of my day enjoying my new 24 in. iMac. I have been a Windows user all my life, but a family member of mine helped me try the transition.

After I got over the size and quickness of the machine, I have to say that my first impression is pretty positive; nonetheless, it has only been one day.

Now to see how good it is handling stocks and investing software…

Friday already?? I guess its too late to start the week… oh well, there is always next week.

Stay away:

Nothing to say here. Just don’t touch Synchronoss Technologies (SNCR). By the way the 52 week high at one point was $48… uhh yeah.

Keep rolling:

Its called Haliburton (HAL) aka money maker. Spotted it here, here, and probably somewhere else. Shall we keep trying??? Break the resistance and we can see.

Start doing something:

If you don’t mind RIO, I would like to start making some money off you. LETS GOOO!!!!!

Finally…

Follow me on this tangent of “unique thinking.”

Yesterday Papa John’s (PZZA) aka pizza where the cheese never stays on, reported over $1 billion in online pizza sales.

“It’s pretty amazing not to hear a phone ring on a busy night,” said Freitas, an operating partner with the largest Papa John’s franchisee in the Washington, D.C., market.

The company went on to state that U.S. online sales have been growing more than 50% on average, since 2001.

Don’t think Papa John’s is alone in this milestone. Dominoes (DPZ) and Pizza Hut (YUM) are bringing in the big bucks through the bandwidth as well, but this post isn’t about horrible pizza stocks (stay away!)…

IT IS ABOUT THE PHONE COMPANIES

Every second it seems like people can do everything and anything via the internet. They can even make phone calls: Skype (EBAY). People are looking at credit card companies because of the increase in online sales: MasterCard (MA) and Visa (V).