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    Josh
    Thompson
    Oct 02 10:34 AM
    Microsoft, Sun Do Well in Open Source Census [view article]
    How is it determined if the software was installed but not used. That is, I have software on my PC that I installed in order to try out the software and decided it was not for me. I didn't bother deleting it. This would be more common if the network admin installed the software and I couldn't delete the software even if I wanted to delete it. Reply
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    Brewer
    Sep 24 03:30 PM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    Ditto, at least try not to listen to the obvious fools. It's hard enough knowing who they are, in this case, who's wondering?


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    User 218405
    Sep 23 11:13 AM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    I guess Morgan Stanley wants to bring down as many companies to their level as possible. Why would anyone take advice from a company that is as poorly managed as Morgan Stanley? Reply
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    JohnKing
    Sep 22 11:30 PM
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    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    Morgan Stanley is still in business?

    Can you double-check the source maybe its one of those infinite loop randomizer recordings they turn on once a month.     Reply
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    Curbs-In
    Sep 22 08:02 PM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    No wonder our economy is so screwed-up. They did this TODAY based on this:

    "...to reflect the strengthening of the U.S. dollar and a slowdown in global demand."

    I'm downgrading Morgan to "talking head" status.

    Full Disclosure: The only thing I own with the word "Morgan" on it is a bottle of rum.

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    awcabot
    Sep 22 05:29 PM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    Savitz, I wouldn't get my panties in a twist over this...the dollar has already lost a good portion of it's recent rise. Reply
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    User 245083
    Sep 22 05:14 PM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    sounds like the house wants to get long technology Reply
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    User 245083
    Sep 22 05:13 PM
    Morgan Cuts Targets on Host of Tech Hardware Stocks [view article]
    k Reply
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    BeachRider
    Sep 22 03:24 PM
    General Discussion on JAVA
    Another tough day on Wall Street. Dvorak muses whimsically on Dell buying Sun. As this is written, JAVA is down 11.2% (the DJI is down a little less than 3%). With all the cash on hand, I don't understand why someone isn't doing an acquisition. Although marketing the OpenSource software has begun, the CxOs have had many months to get traction on matching performance of HP, IBM and other 'peers'. Reply
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    douglas
    dooley
    Sep 11 03:13 PM
    My Website
    Sun/Stesud Deal Demonstrates Open Source Opportunity in ERP Channel [view article]
    i also reflected on this announcement by Sun with the ERP vendor:

    douglasdooley.blogspot...

    thanks for the additional details, that you provided...     Reply
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    catching on
    Aug 29 10:25 AM
    Board and Executive Compensation in S&P 500 [view article]
    when I read the insiders activities on the stocks that i own i always see large blocks of stocks being sold or option being exercised. As a stock holder i paid for my shares these insiders didn't there shares came from the stockholders. The only company i have that has honest management is brk.a/b Reply
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    BeachRider
    Aug 27 03:38 PM
    Global Server Shipments Outpacing Economy [view article]
    Sun/Java lost market share and went down in revenues, when the rest of the industry went up. This company is not in imminent danger of collapse, but its long-term rooters have to be getting concerned. At this hour, it is down to 8.91, almost 51% for the year. These folks need to wake up. Reply
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    fire_Jonatha
    n
    Aug 22 05:14 AM
    Memo to Sun: Promote MySQL Through Avnet [view article]
    Hmmm ... Do Google and Yahoo also use high price Sun's hardwares? Oracles DB helped Sun to sell a lot of hardwares. Oracles (like Microsoft) know how to lock loyal customers to pay Oracle's taxes for the DB. I had been yelling out for 2+ years that Jonathan's strategies of giving away softwares to make money on hardwares are the failures. Look at the revenue growth for Sun for the past 2 years to now to prove my point Reply
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    MustangMatt
    Aug 21 01:23 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Healthcare and legacy costs are partially to blame, but the UAW is, in my opinion, more of the culprit. I worked for Ford and experienced the ridiculousness of all of the red tape first hand. The UAW is nothing more than a leech. From the union reps who do nothimg more than walk the floor and shake hands, to the stupid rules pertaining to job classification, unions are a big reason why AMerican car makers are struggling. Hell, in my plant (Sterling Heights plant on Mound road for Ford) we had a guy making over 100k a year and he was a damn floor cleaner!


    On Aug 01 07:24 PM brian58 wrote:

    > It isn't the unions that has caused the downfall of GM. It is healthcare
    > costs for retirees. GM can compete against Toyota. It cannot compete
    > against Japan. If we had universal health care coverage in this country
    > and American companies could get out of having to offer healthcare
    > benefits to it's employees then GM would be in better shape. And
    > before someone starts screaming about socialized medicine let me
    > state a few observations. Healthcare is not free. It costs money
    > to provide good healthcare and money is a finite resource. Everyone
    > has an obligation to take care of themselves by eating right, exercising
    > and not smoking. (Tobacco companies use to get government subsidies,
    > why shouldn't lung cancer patients) But every American citizen has
    > a right to decent healthcare. One of the things that made America
    > great was the availability of a free education to everyone, just
    > not for the rich. Modern medical technology is expensive. Some CEO
    > shouldn't get rich by saying no to the insurance company saying no
    > to my medical care. Why would you want to be part of a society that
    > put greed above the well being of it's citizens regardless of economic
    > class. Let's have compassionate capitalism in America. Money isn't
    > isn't evil but the love of money is or so they say.     Reply
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    MySQL
    supporter
    Aug 19 02:43 PM
    Memo to Sun: Promote MySQL Through Avnet [view article]
    Hmmmm....so does that mean that companies like Google and Yahoo are not serious companies??? Reply
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