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6 Questions for Long Term Google Investors

I agree entirely with pseydocyst. $137 billion is a hell lot of money for some company who is younger than your youngest brother and similarly doesn't know where its going when it grows up.

Exactly what asset book value has it, or ways to ensure its young talent doesn't walk away when the internet is no longer 'hip'? Better still, what KFC-style proprietary formulas will help Google survive competitors' challenge when the price to enter the market is a forgone MBA at Stanford?

6 Questions for Long Term Google Investors

Hey turneight, Apple is dreaming that

(1) people will pay to download music; and

(2) people will subscribe for an expensive cellular service

to make Apple rich.

I am glad you share the same dream. Good night.

6 Questions for Long Term Google Investors

Dear David

I hope you aren't using margin to buy GOOG.

It's a dotcom company you moron. Even taken as an advertising platform like the TV stations, it loses out for want of content (viz. sitcoms, talk shows, news and whatnot). How can Yellow Pages online be the most profitable company in the world?

No idiot, even on your scale, would pay to find out how much lava shot out of some volcano in 1999, right? Well of course you have your beautiful charts to back your story up, but this ain't "The Illustrated Edition of Alice in the Wonderland" I'm afraid.