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Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008

Whoa, GOOG at a 1,000? Not so sure about that, may be wishful thinking although I do agree with him about being bullish on GOOG. Investor sentiment is already heading to become extremely bullish for GOOG (www.predictwallstreet....) and while they may not hit a 1000, its clear GOOG hasn't even gotten close to reaching its max potential.

Yahoo Search: Sell It, or Keep as a Buffer?

Selling the most profitable part of the business doesnt make sense, but at the same time, SJMDESIGN LTD makes a good point that Yahoo! may not be able to survive on its own in the long run. Look what happened last year after that MSFT debacle..

Buying Microsoft Here

I like how you layed this out clearly with the best/worst case scencarios. Although a year for 1.58 does sorta seem like pennies. But hey in this market some people will take what they can get. MSFT has had a sorta rocky past month, sentiment everywhere. Investors seem to be getting more bullish on MSFT (www.predictwallstreet....) although on this chart I noticed in the past month sentiment was pretty bearish when the price shot up so who knows. And what about that possible Yahoo deal looming?

Yahoo Reloaded: New CEO, New Strategy?

After reading some of the articles about what Carol says, I'm beginning to like her more. She has a backbone and is strong enough for this company. Give her some time to catch up on her internet experience and she could be good. Investors seem to be warming up to her as well- Yahoo's slowly becoming more bullish and the majority of predictors have predicted up. (www.predictwallstreet....) YHOO is actually one of the few stocks up today.

Rumor Says Yahoo's In Play Again; Reality Says Not Likely

Firm specefic problems aside, Yahoo is being brought down by the general market. No news. I've notice though that despite all the pessimism often surrounding this company that sentiment has remained pretty strong (www.predictwallstreet.... is almost bullish and I'd be curious to see how this holds the price. I honestly don't know if their will be a buyout but I still think Yahoo could have a chance for the future if not.

Buy, Sell or Hold: Research in Motion Poised to Snag More Market Share

RIMM beat there third quarter results and has a pretty stable balance sheet. Blackberry's are designed for the business professional which is indeed a "lucrative market segment." When a company needs this type of service, they aren't going to turn to the iPhone. Blackberry has proven to be a reliable as far as security goes. The storm has a rocky launch, but investors are coming around again -I can see sentiment is becoming more bullish (www.predictwallstreet....) and the price is up 1.5% this morning and has been rising in the past week.

Ballmer on Yahoo: 'We've Moved On'

I'm not sure what is going to take for people to believe Ballmer. How many more times does he have to say it? He is telling you outright they are not interested! Why would they be at this point? Yahoo! is practically a penny stock with no future plans. Investors don't even feel good about this company anymore. Sentiment is bearish (www.predictwallstreet....) and the price is dropping. It just doesn't really seem like MSFT even needs to bother with this deal anymore. Beating a dead horse...

Buy, Sell or Hold: Google Still Leaves Competitors in the Dust

Isn't GOOG "always a good buy?"
Sentiment was becoming bullish for Google before dropping and is now more bearish (www.predictwallstreet....) In such an emotional market, I'm curious as to how much investor sentiment effects price. While GOOG is surely being held down by the general economy, pessimistic investors aren't helping either.

Can the Potential Yahoo/Microsoft Marriage Be Saved?

At this point why would MSFT want any sort of affiliation with YHOO? All they have shown for the past weeks is how incapable they are at making decisions. Not to mention there stock is in the toilet. YHOO sentiment may be up (predictwallstreet.com), but I don't care how optimistic people are feeling right now. Yahoo is blowing it big time. Every time we think there going to rally and make the right move, they CONSISTENTLY don't.

Yahoo Almost Gets It Right

Yahoo is at the lowest its been since the proposed deal. If MSFT was the wrong choice, then what was the right one? For both companies, it sure seems they would have more going for them together than apart. Shareholders were unhappy then and there unhappy now. Sentiment for Yahoo is low (predictwallstreet.com/...). When I look at the month sentiment graph at predictwallstreet.com it shows that shareholders have been optimistic and bullish at times, but Yahoo continues to disappoint and sentiment falls with it. I predict Yahoo will close down tomorrow as well as we painfully watch its slow, slow growth.