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- Media Meltdown Is Even Worse Than Markets [view article]
- Nine Months Later: Some Annual Predictions from the Financial Press [view article]
- Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
- AOL-Yahoo Merger Details Emerge; Deal Could Happen This Month [view article]
- Is the Time Ripe for an AOL - Yahoo Alliance? [view article]
- Big Tech Prepares for Big Layoffs [view article]
- Yahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
- Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
- The 20 Most Popular Websites [view article]
- The Most-Trafficked Financial Websites: Yahoo Continues to Lead [view article]
- News Pitch: Why To Buy News Corp [view article]
- For Yahoo and AOL, Will Opening Up Their Portals Be Enough? [view article]
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- Media Meltdown Is Even Worse Than Markets
- Viacom's Tumble Takes Media Stocks With It
- RealNetworks Battles Hollywood Studios Over RealDVD
- Is the Time Ripe for an AOL - Yahoo Alliance?
- Tom Rogers: The Internet Won't Save Magazines
- Yahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone?
- AOL-Yahoo Merger Details Emerge; Deal Could Happen This Month
- Big Tech Prepares for Big Layoffs
- Media Stocks Show Solid Liquidity, Though Deals Are a Risk
- Comparing Click Value on the Busiest Home Pages
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Yahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
They need to just keep popping out these tech ticker type internet tv shows, with different topics... Seriously, they'd keep building audiences, and ad revenue. I agree with Harrison at minyanville, it's a television network. Im wondering if they should scoop up peoples independent tv internetworks out there already, and integrate w/ Yahoo platform.. But they can't slack, I bet youtube could do the same type thing..and I'm not surprised they're slipping w/recession, but great aspect for future growth, I think atleast. www.distressedvolatili... ReplyYahoo Shares Keep Falling: No Deals with Anyone? [view article]
Maybe long term they are fine without a deal... ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Overseas markets and U.S. futures posted unprecedented gains overnight on cross-border measures to halt short sales in financial, and on news Congress is ready to legislate some sort of comprehensive mechanism to help faltering U.S. banks and financial houses purge their sickliest assets. Gold and precious metals tumbled as the recent 'flight-to-safety' motif that boosted gold prices an unheard-of 15% over the past two days lost its shine,Yeah!!! send those greed bastards to us and we'll exploit them! www.greedypeople.com ReplyNine Months Later: Some Annual Predictions from the Financial Press [view article]
Please just remember that if you are going long that you are truly gambling if you don't have your exit strategy in place from the start. And make sure its adjusting to the market as it needs to. Don't rely on a lame trailing stop which is not at all reflective of that stock's behavior and market conditions. ReplyAbraham
Big Tech Prepares for Big Layoffs [view article]
What about rest of the economy and sectors... It seems we might be having some serious hard times ahead of us... my friends and colleagues on myinvestorsplace.com ... are beyond concerned...how can we not be concerned..?? Dow is just down about 700 points... Expect more job layoffs... why would we think otherwise?? ReplyThe 20 Most Popular Websites [view article]
The results surprise me, but I guess people like to be social and that is why myspace is number one. To learn something interesting, go to drdougikeler.com and learn about the technologies and techniques that make people live dramatically longer. ReplyThe Most-Trafficked Financial Websites: Yahoo Continues to Lead [view article]
Yahoo is pretty awesome, yahoo finance is my homepage, I still prefer them to all the others. There is a little known blog that is pretty cool too. I do a bit of blogging and it's brand new, but it explains finance in a way I have never seen before. Check out financialtales.comIt explains difficult financial topics very simply. Reply
News Pitch: Why To Buy News Corp [view article]
You have taken a beating since recommending this magic formula stock. Replynformist
For Yahoo and AOL, Will Opening Up Their Portals Be Enough? [view article]
Steer clear of Keith Jones! He's clearly got more than a few screws loose, and is likely to shoot you if you look at him funny! ReplyGeneral Discussion on TWX
Strong sellOn Apr 06 05:16 AM SeekingAlpha Editors wrote:
> Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
General Discussion on TWX
Since the AOL-Time Warner (TWX) merger, this stock has seen nothingbut stagnation and deterioration of price. Investor confidence in
AOL’s ability to execute has waned, and with good reason. AOL’s
management is the least effective in the online ISP/Search/Ad space.
Let’s examine their core income streams to better understand how the
AOL division generates revenue. Most of the revenue is generated from
ads that Google delivers to AOL Search users and AOL’s failing dial-up
ISP division. Both of these fledgling operations are nothing less than
unmitigated disasters. On the search side, AOL has admitted that it
can not muster the technological sophistication to run its own search
engine or advertising, handing the reigns to Google so that AOL can
concentrate on losing the rest of its dial-up business.
The dial-up business has faced a dramatic contraction in revenue
growth as broadband becomes popular and dial-up prices dropped by over
50% in the last decade. AOL hasn’t dropped their prices enough, their
customer service is the worst in the industry, and many people can
obtain DSL, cable or fiber. If they can’t go broadband, they can at
least get a $10/month account at a better ISP.
AOL also suffers from another serious problem. A talent vacuum. This
vacuum exists from the top down and has since the merger.
AOL has also lost its direction, its consumer appeal and ultimately
they may face losing their remaining customer base as more appealing
options are readily available.
Time Warner has been losing revenue in its entertainment division as
movie and music sales dwindle. Its cable company (TWC), which directly
competes with AOL for broadband, has seen a slowdown in subscriber
growth.
For all these reasons and more I believe TWX has the potential to
retrace from this $13 level all the way back to $3-5 by mid 2009. I
suggest playing the short side as all major levels of multiyear
support have been significantly broken down. Single digits are likely
as the next capitulation sell off gets under way. Reply
Google Sets Record With August Search Market Share [view article]
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Steer clear of Yahoo! they are owned by Mafia and are affiliated to pornographers who use captive women, see here endmafia.com ReplyYahoo's Board Approves Talks with Time Warner On Future of AOL [view article]
Steer clear of Yahoo! they are owned by Mafia and are affiliated to pornographers who use captive women, see here endmafia.com ReplyAOL and APT: Can Alphabet Soup Cure What Ails Yahoo? [view article]
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