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Hello, I am looking for a account manager. I have $500 in savings. I expect 50% a month compounded, without any negative months. In exchange I will provide free lunch daily and the services of my wife once a month.

You need to diversify a bit more. I got 40% GOOG 40% YHOO 20% VoIP Lets see -- We got Telecommunications (VoIP) Search (goog/yhoo) Email (goog/yhoo) Gaming (yhoo) Video - paid & free(goog) Social Networking (yhoo) Shopping (goog/yahoo) Auctions (yhoo) News...

Whats the difference between click fraud and dvr fraud? People act like click fraud is going to ruin the entire search industry. Has the fact that people change channels during radio/tv commercials made the neilson ratings obsolete? Has the fact that people can now record a show on their...

This is correct. I threw in the $1 number because you can't calculate the growth rate from $0

actually technically speaking, if they were to say reach 100bil rev in 5 years, that would still be a growth slowdown percentage wise (going from $1 to 7bil in 8 years is alot bigger percentwise than 7 to 100)

i dont think he meant goog was going to be a 100bil rev in 2006. What he meant (in my opinion) is that their goal is to have 100bil in revenue (expanding into advertising outside the internet), and in 2006 that they're going to start developing systems to meet that goal (but won't be meeting...

if there is click fraud, its not an sec thing. the sec basically holds companies accountable for their financial accuracy. the sec doesn't prosecute/investigate companies to find out if a company is ripping off a customer. thats something that the customer who is being defrauded would have...

wait a sec.. goldman pays their top undergrad hires 150k? This seems out of whack. I know the range is atleast 70 - 100k, but I've never heard of an undergrad make 150k And what company lets an offer like this be outstanding for 3 months? The only way I see this is if you're a boy...

If you have a brokerage account in a foreign country, and are trading stocks on that foreign exchange, how are your profits/losses taxed in the US? (assume one is a US Citizen living in the US) Any links to the tax implications would be helpful To be more specific, I'm thinking of opening...

The entire week 8x8 trends sideways. Then all of a sudden in the late afternoon it jumps from ~1.45 to 1.8 on huge volume and no news (volume for day was about 12x avg volume). Ends up 42% for the day. Afterhours, big new contract announced, and ends after hours up 73%, for a total change of...

wait..so at the time of the release, goog had closed prior day at 423.48 and the price target is 425, and thats a hold??? who would hold for an extra 1.52 if thats the (1 year?) target? talk about illogical.

Just quoting to re-iterate what aphexcoil said. very good advice.

buy google, it beats earnings every single time!

The bozo from nebraska wasn't wrong in this case, the guy running the fund was. but even if he was, big deal.

If you dont want to pay US taxes, get the f out of the country. problem solved.

I completely agree. People see goog's high pe, but on a forward pe basis its cheaper than many others. Also considering goog has a better record (albiet only in the past year) of beating earnings estimates, one could conclude they have a better chance of meeting those forward estimates also...

example -- sell jan 440 call for 10.30. Goog hits 500 by january. you lose a shitload of money

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so you bought a budget pc and are not happy cuz it has budget parts?

congrats on the 80% but i think luck may have played a key role in this. if you can keep this up (or even 10% every quarter compounded), you'll have many people here in envy of you.