Online advertising revenue continues to surge

stock_trad3r · Oct 10, 2008

http://seekingalpha.com/article/99388-web-ad-revs-up-15-2-in-first-half

While boo hoo hoo doom and gloom media continue to fret over mental recesions, a fake crdit crisis, and non credit crunch online ad revenue contines to surge. If there were are real recession that woudn't be the case. This is proof the US economy is still fundamentally strong.

nazzdack · Oct 10, 2008

That's only for the first half of the year. It'll be slightly more interesting to see if the growth rate drops of for October and the next few months.

stock_trad3r · Oct 10, 2008

Just as I posted this thread the dow surges 600 points

mister_doodi · Oct 10, 2008

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Just as I posted this thread the dow surges 600 points

So you want credit for that or something?

The Swordsman · Oct 10, 2008

His article is what caused the rally, the market really CARES about online ad revenue from 6 months ago

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So you want credit for that or something?

stock_trad3r · Oct 10, 2008

its not justonline ad revenue growing but tech in general. This is the most lopsided fake recession ever.

Lucrum · Oct 12, 2008

Quote from stock_trad3r:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/99388-web-ad-revs-up-15-2-in-first-half

While boo hoo hoo doom and gloom media continue to fret over mental recesions, a fake crdit crisis, and non credit crunch online ad revenue contines to surge. If there were are real recession that woudn't be the case. This is proof the US economy is still fundamentally strong.

And yet equities continue to plunge.

stock_trad3r · Oct 13, 2008

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And yet equities continue to plunge.

LOL stocks up 11%.

achilles28 · Oct 13, 2008

Quote from stock_trad3r:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/99388-web-ad-revs-up-15-2-in-first-half

While boo hoo hoo doom and gloom media continue to fret over mental recesions, a fake crdit crisis, and non credit crunch online ad revenue contines to surge. If there were are real recession that woudn't be the case. This is proof the US economy is still fundamentally strong.

Only because print and TV revenues are falling off.

Its a displacement of one medium to another.

Nothing "New" is being created here.