Give me quotes after 1929!
Do I have to dig up the 87' ones?
Do I have to dig up the 87' ones?
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Quotes from the Stock Bubble's Past
- Thread starter PohPoh
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Quote from PohPoh:
This is wonderful Therm..thanks for this..
I wonder if there is a similar list from the tech bubble...
Thanks...
This was not published anywhere, but the guy from Credit-Suisse, who was underwriting the IPO for the tech company I was working for in 2000, warned us not to make the same mistake as some Cisco employees. They sold early and only made a few millions, where they could have held out for tens or even hundreds of millions. After splits the original shares were worth thousands of dollars per share.
Our stock peaked at about $200 and was finally closed out at $1.19 IIRC.
Recent one, one of my favorites!!--
"There is no and never was"
10-22-07 11:37 AM
a liquidty or credit crunch.
It is just a bunch of nonsense. M&A deals are stronger than ever. People spending, consumer spending, companies spending. Nothing has changed between now and last year. Nothing is different. All of this crunch and crisis is speculation without any concrete evidence of any actual serious problems. Anyone that says there is a crunch or a crisis is trying to scare you into selling or going short. If you do fall for their fear tactics you will leave alot of money on the table and be a loser
-stock trad3r a.k.a. day7793
"There is no and never was"
10-22-07 11:37 AM
a liquidty or credit crunch.
It is just a bunch of nonsense. M&A deals are stronger than ever. People spending, consumer spending, companies spending. Nothing has changed between now and last year. Nothing is different. All of this crunch and crisis is speculation without any concrete evidence of any actual serious problems. Anyone that says there is a crunch or a crisis is trying to scare you into selling or going short. If you do fall for their fear tactics you will leave alot of money on the table and be a loser
-stock trad3r a.k.a. day7793
"Sub prime is contained and not a problem". There were no bad bets made" Annonymous- Feb. 07"
Quote from Eliot Hosewater:
This was not published anywhere, but the guy from Credit-Suisse, who was underwriting the IPO for the tech company I was working for in 2000, warned us not to make the same mistake as some Cisco employees. They sold early and only made a few millions, where they could have held out for tens or even hundreds of millions. After splits the original shares were worth thousands of dollars per share.
Our stock peaked at about $200 and was finally closed out at $1.19 IIRC.
ah yeah - them was the days
SUN at 60
Cisco at 80
EMC at 70
any my personal favorite - RMBS at 90!
lol
and of course --- for the folks who were not around in 2000
google, apple and Research in Motion - not to mention Garmin - look like sure things -- good idea to load up during the current dip
heheheh
google, apple and Research in Motion - not to mention Garmin - look like sure things -- good idea to load up during the current dip
heheheh
my favorite quote from thestreet interview, where is this guy now? I bet he's still making millions losing other people's money.
Landis: The long-term trends don't really worry me at all. I feel they're very solid. I think the company selection is fine; we own the right stocks around the powerful trends. I sometimes worry about market psychology, but I have the feeling -- and this is just feeling -- that there's a lot of fear priced into the stocks right now, so that makes me feel comfortable.
Any Canadians reading this thread also trade in 1999-2000? then you should remember Garth Turner. He was a huge bull back in 1999-2000 and called anyone who didn't invest in the market (the Nasdaq 5000 days) "chicken littles". He also wrote a few bullish investment books back then.
His site at http://www.garth.ca/ was an investment site back then, now he is into Canadian politics. From investment "guru" to politician.
His site at http://www.garth.ca/ was an investment site back then, now he is into Canadian politics. From investment "guru" to politician.