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Online Travel and Orbitz, Expedia, Priceline [view article]
When I studied at University of Victoria, my classmate, Foster, tried to open e-business, but all failed. However, he continued to try to e-biz . Finally, in 2004, he did not finish his math degree, then he found a good domain name FlyGreatChina.com , he designed an travel website for FlyGreatChina.com focus on selling low fare tickets from Canada to China/HongKong/Taiwan. At same time, he registered another domain name CanadaTravelService.co...He said his Internet travel concept will be successful, because FlyGreatChina.com and CanadaTravelService.co... good names. Yes, he run these two Internet Travel Business in Victoria BC successful. Many customers book air tickets with FlyGreatChina.com and CanadaTravelService.co...
He said if he can find investors, he think FlyGreatChina.com and CanadaTravelService.co... may be success in Canada
He had many websites for Internet travel business, some names are excellent , such as www.FlyGreatChina.com and FlyGreatChina.ca and CanadaTravelService.co... and CanadaTravelService.ca and CheckMyBookings.com and CheckMyBooking.com and IslandChinaVisa.com
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Lowest P/E Ratios in the Nasdaq 100 [view article]
PETM looking good to me. No one ever seems to cut back on their dog's food and toys. ReplyLowest P/E Ratios in the Nasdaq 100 [view article]
Hello Big:Is there a reason for the pullback in NVDA? The valuations appears quite reasonable. Reply
Lowest P/E Ratios in the Nasdaq 100 [view article]
This chart would be even more useful if it also included trailing PEs. ReplyLowest P/E Ratios in the Nasdaq 100 [view article]
The problem with GRMN is that all of their functionalities can and will be imported into or imbedded into cell phones. Unless GRMN plans on getting into telecom they have a bleak future. Maybe they can develop some code or apps for the i-phone and forestall the inevitable. ReplyDelta Airlines Now Accepting PayPal [view article]
Delta just started Moneta, too. It's a slick new online payment alternative without the high merchant rates. ReplyOnline Travel Sites: comScore November Top Sites [view article]
The challenge that most online booking giants have is loyalty--or lack of it. They spend millions of dollars each week with hopes that they will attract a customer. YTB's model is totally different in that each YTB agent has a small circle of loyal family, friends or associates that will book with them, given all other factors are equal. That is why YTB is capturing a large market share. ReplyBrute!
Delta Airlines Now Accepting PayPal [view article]
The disaster of the deadly Paypal tentacles just keeps getting longer. These companies just have no idea (underlined) of what they are signing on to.If you are linked up to Paypal with your regular email account, and you just want to do a regular pay with your credit card, it will continuously re-route you to the Paypal link in an attempt to force use of their services.
And that's just a minor issue. Reply
Online Travel: Priceline Prospers, Expedia and Orbitz Slow [view article]
SA editors,Can we get a standard disclosure from Sramana Mitra? Reply
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The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
fools - that's the one word.i am seeing ma, pcln, rimm everyday in life and they are beaters all the time.
dont cover fools.
cover once it reaches 160 tomorrow
and dont cover again. it will be 200 in next earnings
when you say you are short, you got be real careful about the stock, its management, its track record, past conference calls, etc
DONT COVERRRRRR MA, PCLN, RIMM and FLSRRRRRRRR and make lots of money....
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The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
Told you guys. Now you're roasted. Replyist
The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
folks, cover your short. BIG TIME...did you listen to the master ma. cross border credit card travel volume at RECORD transactions.
guess who is leading in cross border website bookings. as usual the lean mean machine PCLN.
but stay true. when you tell boldy that you are short, stay short and cover 2 days after earnings!!!
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The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
Just compared prices for Vegas trip from BWI - checked Priceline, Expedia, and Orbitz. Prices similar, but Expedia was cheapest. Not sure exactly why greencap likes PCLN so much. I always check PCLN and haven't used them yet in 7 years of frequent traveling. I like Amit's analysis, but would rather look into PUT options instead of shorting. Shorting can be painful. Replyist
The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
ha ha...folks, busy covering huh? pcln at 129but stay true. dont cover. cover when it hits 150 after this quarter mean, lean and gargantuan earnings. Reply
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The Short Case on Priceline [view article]
the first para should read"did you all see the massive short cover in goog after earnings. am waiting to see the same in pcln after the lean and mean machine blasts away again onto 145." Reply