Johnny Ruger

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    • Fri May 23rd 12:38 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Microsoft's Cashback: Changing the Internet Industry Forever
      I better understand the situation after this article. MSFT decided it could not beat GOOG at its own game so it changed the game. It moved the battlefield out of GOOG's cannon field of fire. That is innovative. Soon GOOG will be viewed as Netscape, WordPerfect, Lotus, and DbaseIII+
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    • Thu May 22nd 17:12 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      While Microsoft and Yahoo Fiddle, Google Burns
      “Yahoo (YHOO) and Microsoft (MSFT) don’t have much time to get their acts together” What a foolish statement. You’re saying it’s different this time, GOOG will rule forever!! What actually will happen is something unexpected and unimagined and GOOG will stumble. Just like Yahoo and Microsoft stumbled. The story is as old as the story mentioned in your headline for the article.
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    • Wed May 21st 16:14 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Microsoft's Supreme Search Screw-Up
      "screw up" is too mechanical; you need a more up-to-date metaphor. Like: I don't have any answers either.
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    • Fri May 9th 11:01 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Ballmer's Facebook Lust: Just Like High School?
      Yes, we cannot escape feelings. That is why the ruthless leader image is obviously BS
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    • Wed May 7th 14:52 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Temporarily Bullish on Microsoft
      The EMT as you describe would be a theory I would not agree with, so it appears that we do agree: the EMT is no realistic.

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    • Wed May 7th 13:52 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Temporarily Bullish on Microsoft
      Dear Vikas,
      You disavowed the efficient market theory and then espoused its workings. The market is efficient because of the mis-pricing like the one you described. Mis-pricing is a prerequisite to the efficient market. If no mis-pricing ever occurred, there would be no opportunity and investors would not be interested. You described the efficient market working flawlessly.
      I enjoyed your article. Many articles about MSFT are almost humorously biased. Every adjective and adverb used to describe MSFT is negative, and every adjective and adverb used to described MSFT’s competition is flattering. Your article has none of this foolishness that I have read in many previous article by other authors.
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    • Wed May 7th 11:37 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Temporarily Bullish on Microsoft
      To Muddling Investor:
      I wish it were that simple.
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    • Wed May 7th 11:18 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Temporarily Bullish on Microsoft
      You write you differ from those who believe in the efficient market theory, then for the rest of your article you describe the efficient market theory working flawlessly in the market. This is a contradiction that makes your message unclear.
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    • Tue Apr 29th 12:36 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      7 Reasons You Can't Kill Microsoft
      one big picture concern is the price of hardware is dropping so low, that windows software prices are starting to appear to be very high.
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    • Wed Apr 16th 18:07 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Gathering Clouds: Reconceptualizing Data
      The transition appears to be acknowledging value in sharing data rather than focusing on hiding it as a trade secret because there is synergy in sharing. There is also the simultaneous goal of hiding data as a trade secret.
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    • Wed Apr 16th 13:00 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Gathering Clouds: Reconceptualizing Data
      To Historian1, I wish it were that simple, but then i don't because it would be too boring.
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    • Mon Apr 14th 16:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Google and Salesforce: Why Don't They Just Merge?
      In a few years, Google and Salesforce.com will have a package almost as good as Office 2003.
      This might be of concern if MSFT mgmt sat around the office, drank beer, and watched ESPN all day. Since this is not the likely scenario, MSFT has little to worry about. GOOG has won one battle, but MSFT never gives up and is currently focusing on the next battlefield. SeekingAlpha enjoys writing that MSFT is under attack. The question is with 90%+ marketshare, who else should everyone be attacking? AOL? Netscape? Oops, MSFT did away with them years ago.
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    • Fri Apr 11th 22:08 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Does Microsoft Need Yahoo More Than It Lets On?
      As a MSFT stockholder, the history you wrote about does scare me.
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    • Fri Apr 11th 22:05 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Google Gearing Up for Microhoo Scrum?
      "Let’s see what Quattrone cooks up? = a consulting bill.
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    • Fri Apr 11th 22:01 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Is Microsoft Drinking Google's Maps Milkshake?
      "Once again Microsoft copies or steals from others rather than being the first to come up with an idea. So much for Microsoft innovation."

      MSFT makes its software compatible with other formats, and it's called a thief; when MSFT's files are not compatible it's called a monopoly. MSFT cannot win with some audiences.
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