Trader Mark, I hope you don't do too much trading. Fundamentally, the reason GOOG was @ $460 was due to the "click counting", if you recall. Q1's results negated the perception of a problem and the lid was blown. There is a staff and flag formation since that event (Q1). When GOOG was around $585, I suggested that we would not see $520, again. Well..., for a period of about 76 minutes, over two days, it was below that mark. My bad! Assuming that we don't have a greater general market meltdown, GOOG should be sitting around $630 by Jan 2009.
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I hope you don't do too much trading.
Fundamentally, the reason GOOG was @ $460 was due to the "click counting", if you recall.
Q1's results negated the perception of a problem and the lid was blown.
There is a staff and flag formation since that event (Q1).
When GOOG was around $585, I suggested that we would not see $520, again.
Well..., for a period of about 76 minutes, over two days, it was below that mark. My bad!
Assuming that we don't have a greater general market meltdown, GOOG should be sitting around $630 by Jan 2009.
Enjoy,
Michael Z.