George K

The Mark Cuban insider-trading case shows "how far the SEC has descended into irrelevance," NY Times' Joe Nocera writes, contrasting this case with Bear Stearns, Lehman, Merrill et al. "So yes, I guess they nailed Mark Cuban. But all that shows is how completely pointless the SEC has become at a time when we've never needed it more."

Are you kidding me? The SEC has filing dozens of insider trading charges against individuals throughout 2008. sec.gov/litigation/lit...

Now, they go after Cuban and people are complaining??

Salesforce Likely To Be Below $15 By Year's End

The funny thing is this stock was overvalued last year at $40 and now its even more overvalued at $30. seekingalpha.com/artic...

I would agree, this stock is going down to 20s or less.

Salesforce.com: Clearly Mediocre

SCDUB, LOL your ad hominems were certainly entertaining. "I type this the value of the stock is around 45 Euro" WHAT??? 45 EURO?!?!

Simply ignoring P/E ratios is just as laughable as your 'analysis.' The fact is that at some point companies like Yahoo, Ask Jeeves, and many others were trading at 1000 P/E ratios and we all know what happened next. Paying subscribers is not enough, you gotta bring revenues.

The fact that this stock is 200% above its 52-week low, can certainly be viewed as indicative of its overvalue given its earnings. As for uneducated comments, I see no value in your pseudo analysis...