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    • ON: Mon Jun 2nd 13:15 PM
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      Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980?
      Clayton Williams (CWEI) is still remarkably inexpensive. Thanks for the info!
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    • ON: Mon Jun 2nd 13:13 PM
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      Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980?
      Not late to the game on at least one of the picks above. Clayton Williams (CWEI) looks remarkably inexpensive.
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    • ON: Thu Apr 10th 09:11 AM
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      Blogonomics: The Seeking Alpha Model
      Helluva job guys. I've been with you guys from day one. Your feed is #2 on my reader (MyYahoo!) right behind Silicon Alley Insider.

      Keep up the great work!
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    • ON: Mon Apr 7th 19:37 PM
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      Yahoo's Jerry Yang Needs To Get On With It
      I agree he's a nice guy. I truly believe he is caught in something bigger than he understands. Semel would have understood by this point that the deal needs to be done.
      It's tough to say goodbye to your baby.
      He needs to hug the kid and send it off.
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    • ON: Sun Apr 6th 12:52 PM
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      March Online Search Market: A Rare Dip for Google
      Google is the King and a 1/2 percent gain or loss in a month means nothing statistically.
      On the other hand the move up by MSN is notable.
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    • ON: Mon Mar 31st 19:33 PM
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      Akamai: A Raging Buy Amidst This Weakness?
      Bold shorts to the tune of 13% of the float. I think I will by a little just to be in the seats when these opportunist have to cover.
      Better than the Colesium at the peak of Rome...
      Sweet.
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    • ON: Sun Mar 9th 12:19 PM
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      Content Owners Struggle To Compare One CDN To Another
      Could you please delineate who the major players in in the CDN field are?
      If you would be so kind could you speculate if there will be consolidation in the sector. I would like to know who you consider to be the one or two key players in the group.
      Thanks.
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    • ON: Tue Mar 4th 23:45 PM
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      Calling a North American Palladium Bottom
      Ultimately you were correct Mark.
      Thanks for the tip. I got in at $4.34 and sold at $8.36 yesterday.
      I don't know what to make of it now but I may trade it on a day to day basis.
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    • ON: Tue Feb 5th 11:48 AM
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      Is the MySpace Deal Backfiring on Google?
      Is MySpace (FIM) allowed as part of the deal with Google to place their own "home (FIM) spun" ads on MySpace pages?
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    • ON: Sun Feb 3rd 23:57 PM
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      Google Fires Back: Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Raises “Troubling Questions”
      LOL, at Google.

      Crybabies. GOOG is not protector of the internet.
      I thought the Boeing 757 was the "jump the shark" moment but this tops it.
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    • ON: Sun Feb 3rd 13:41 PM
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      Who's the Next Internet Takeover Target?
      Well, LookSmart (LOOK) of course, MIVA, maybe and a strong contender LOCM, Local.com.

      Bebo could fit the social networking needs of MSFT/YHOO.
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    • ON: Wed Jan 30th 18:44 PM
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      Solar Stocks Won't Stay Down for Long
      Solars like WFR and SPWR should be portfolio mainstays, thin plays like DSTI, ASTI are late 2008 stories you need to be in now.
      OEGY.ob is another to take a look at. So many players and why? Because there is an energy revolution taking place and solar is sexy.
      Take a look at Germany and Spain and how they view solar.
      Then look at the oil rich Arab nations... They are investing in the industry like it's the second coming.
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    • ON: Sun Jan 20th 11:13 AM
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      Internet Stocks Aren't Immune to a Recession
      You might add LookSmart to your list. They are in the midst of pricing a dutch auction style share buyback between $3.40 and $4.15. They will buy back up to 20 mil. worth hoping to take back 4 mil. plus shares.
      The auction ends Feb. 13. The stock seems a safe play in this range at least until then.
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    • ON: Mon Nov 12th 09:38 AM
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      LookSmart Trading at Less Than Half its True Value?
      Well said. I like your overview. I might offer a few other potential suitors but time will tell for this issue in any case.
      By the way, it's MySpace who is taking over the fourth floor of the LookSmart Building.
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    • ON: Sat Oct 27th 12:37 PM
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      Microsoft to Take $240M Facebook Stake, Become Exclusive Ad Platform
      You may be right, MSFT has been unkind to LookSmart. for instance their VP of Search Christopher Payne said one month before they canned LookSmart, "We will stick with LookSmart."

      Whatever their plans for self serve PPC is it was underway before they chose Gates and Co.
      As a matter of fact their Flyer Pro ad platform may just be the LookSmart AdCenter in action, disguised well.
      As for the term "spamcenter"... you sound bitter. Please explain.
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