Symantec Corp. (SYMC)

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  • commenter
    Oct 10 11:28 AM
    Bargain Hunting: Oracle, Symantec, Tata Go Shopping [view article]
    Oracle's stock is down over 35% in two months. That is two months after the announcement of an $83.6 million dollar salary to the CEO. Stockholders - this is your money. The Board is suppose to represent you - not line the pockets of the CEO with your money, your children's money, and your grandchildren's money. Fire the board. Reply
  • commenter
    Oct 09 09:36 AM
    Bargain Hunting: Oracle, Symantec, Tata Go Shopping [view article]
    Since Oracle announced the $83.6 million dollar salary to the CEO, its value dropped from $23 to $16.80. A loss of around 35% in stock price. What was Oracle's Board thinking when they allowed stockholders money to pay their CEO more than the typical $5 million dollars that a CEO like Avon gets when she grew shareholders' money about 20% in one year. . Reply
  • commenter
    Oct 08 05:49 PM
    Bargain Hunting: Oracle, Symantec, Tata Go Shopping [view article]
    You can bet they're not getting investment advice from Jim Cramer. Only the poor do that. Reply
  • commenter
    Oct 03 12:28 PM
    Continued Assault on the Software Sector [view article]
    BUY KOOL - revenue to increase 30-35% y/y, gross profit margin to improve from 33% to over 40%...

    How many stocks can make this kind of guidance today?
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  • commenter
    Oct 02 11:55 AM
    Citi Cuts Estimates, Targets on Many Software Stocks [view article]
    why would you own SYMC? did you see its chart for the last 5, 6 years?
    I am also very disappointed with CTXS ( I hold it too long) and VMW ( I don t own it directly but own EMC). Would love to know their opinion on CSCO though.
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  • commenter
    Sep 25 05:10 AM
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    Symantec Corp. CEO Shines at Shareholder Meeting [view article]
    Here is myth buster:
    www.symantec.com/about...

    And here is a proselyte:
    www.hardwaregeeks.com/.../
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  • commenter
    Sep 23 12:07 PM
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    Symantec Corp. CEO Shines at Shareholder Meeting [view article]
    Nobody denies that Symantec knows how to put on a show. They don't wow their customers quite so much. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 23 11:32 AM
    Symantec Corp. CEO Shines at Shareholder Meeting [view article]
    What is the False Positive Rate and False Negative rate for Symantecs' Data Leak Prevention System (DLP)? If it's not zero for both, their market share will start to diminish once customer's realize that accurate detection is the main function needed for a true DLP solution. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 23 10:59 AM
    Symantec Corp. CEO Shines at Shareholder Meeting [view article]
    Mr. Thompson is impressive - and you were apparently greatly impressed.
    However, it was the same Thompson that tanked Symantec by the Veritas acquisition and no sweet talking is going to change that blunder.
    Mr. Thompson was a veteran IBM sales executive. IBM sales executives are known as smooth talkers and you were conned.
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  • commenter
    Sep 23 10:09 AM
    Symantec Corp. CEO Shines at Shareholder Meeting [view article]
    Thanks. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 14 07:15 PM
    McAfee Battles Internet Bugs, Bigger Rivals - Barron's [view article]
    For last few years we've read MSN, Google, AOL, Firefox et al provide these services. I myself purchase virus/spyware software and turnoff the
    free stuff but still it presents a headwind. As for MY computer safety, i use CheckPoint's ZoneAlarm and am very happy. Why do I never hear checkpoint mentioned as security, other than Firewall?
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  • commenter
    Sep 14 07:11 PM
    McAfee Battles Internet Bugs, Bigger Rivals - Barron's [view article]
    Thanks, Glen. Fixed that. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 14 01:38 PM
    McAfee Battles Internet Bugs, Bigger Rivals - Barron's [view article]
    I would bet on better earnings for Mcafee.
    As per Forrester's report
    www.forrester.com/ER/P...
    IT Spending is on the rise. Even if it was flat, security spending seems to continue to grow as companies are getting more aware of security as a separate practice. Companies have started view security more from a strategic level than just a tactical measure. (evident from interest at the board/executive level). And they are realizing the long term reputation and financial consequences from a security breach. Look at some of the recent data breaches. TJMaxx - with over 40Million records stolen, and the weaknesses in IT security at Soc Gen that were apparently exploited in its £3.9bn trading fraud!
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  • commenter
    Sep 14 09:34 AM
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    McAfee Battles Internet Bugs, Bigger Rivals - Barron's [view article]
    this article is tagged "Middlebys".... it shouldnt be. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 29 12:44 PM
    25 Undervalued Stocks [view article]
    I wonder which stocks in the list are the cringe-ful ones? Reply