Posts Tagged ‘msft’

Understanding Where A Company’s Profit Comes From

[smartads] Where a lot of new traders seem to get it wrong is understanding what a company’s profit is truly made up of. What percentage of the profits does a company rely on certain products or division of its business? We see these type examples among many big-name stocks, including that of Microsoft (MSFT). Obviously [...]

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Data Released This Week That Should Impact The Market

[smartads] As I told newsletter subscribers over the weekend, I am patiently waiting to react to what the market shares over the next couple of weeks. Because the market was so overbought, investors were looking for any reason to sell and that’s exactly what happened; however, this can easily kill momentum and bring the real [...]

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Bing To Catch Yahoo By Year’s End

[smartads] In what seems to be blow after blow, Yahoo (YHOO) looks like it could lose the battle of the useless search engines before 2011 arrives. Based on the current growth trend of Microsoft’s Bing market share and extrapolating that trend out with Yahoo’s declining search business, Bing is on pace top Yahoo around November of this [...]

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What Are The Long-Term Opportunities In This Market

It’s always great to hear other voices, opinions, and strategies when it comes to investing. Evan from Stock Investing 101 was nice enough to share his view on the market. Let me know what you think and if you agree with him. If you want to guest post on this blog, check out the guidelines [...]

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The True Value of Gold $0

Forgive me for my diatribe, but if I hear one more person lauding about gold breaking $1,000, I think I might just throw this computer out the window.

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Game Over for GameStop? GME

GameStop recently reported numbers comparably lower from a year ago. Is the new digital revolution spelling game over for the once recession proof video game retailer?

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5th Anniversary of Google. Past, Present, and Future

5 years ago Google (GOOG) went public. Now at over $400 a share I could really careless what the stock does. Whether it is under or overvalued. The stock is just not in my price range; however, its interesting to compare what other stocks have done within that same 5 year span.

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