No recession for Google

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stock_trad3r

While pundits fret over mental recessions and fake credit crunch, google continues to defy the doom and gloomers:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/112368-paid-click-growth-will-benefit-google

this is more proof this is a very shallow recession because so many sectors are unaffected. This could be the worst recession since 1991, but no more.

Facebook and other web 2.0 sites still seeing record traffic & revenue. No recession there. Consumer spending only down a little.
 
lol, what are you talking about? If you held on to your GOOG positions you would have given back all your gains all the way to Oct 2005 while the market told you at the 500 levels that something serious has gone wrong. I dont know where you have been the past couple months but you seem to have built a house on sand. Advertisement has not even started to fully break down and still GOOG and most other internet names have been as correlated with this crashing market as every other name. You may want to have a look at the charts before you continue to spread your wishful thinking. For a change you may want to try to be positioned in tune with the market and not AGAINST it ;-)

just my 2 cents.

Quote from stock_trad3r:

While pundits fret over mental recessions and fake credit crunch, google continues to defy the doom and gloomers:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/112368-paid-click-growth-will-benefit-google

this is more proof this is a very shallow recession because so many sectors are unaffected. This could be the worst recession since 1991, but no more.

Facebook and other web 2.0 sites still seeing record traffic & revenue. No recession there. Consumer spending only down a little.
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Quote from stock_trad3r:

While pundits fret over mental recessions and fake credit crunch, google continues to defy the doom and gloomers:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/112368-paid-click-growth-will-benefit-google

this is more proof this is a very shallow recession because so many sectors are unaffected. This could be the worst recession since 1991, but no more.

Facebook and other web 2.0 sites still seeing record traffic & revenue. No recession there. Consumer spending only down a little.
More...
With online sales declining for the first time, overvalued internet stocks, are a dangerous game.
 
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