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Google at All time high today - $600.00/share

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Funny that you read it on Yahoo :D
 
As they pay us less & less...
 
All time high was in fact over $700 at the end of 2007. Back at their IPO, I flipped a coin to invest in either Google or ebay. eBay was my choice and ebay is now worth less than 1/4 of the price at that time. Google was offered at $100 out of the gate. I could have bought at about $110. 5 1/2 times your money versus 1/4 of it is a tough pill to swallow. I should have put 50% on one and 50% on the other. Hindsight is always 20/20.
 
Google was over $700 and dropped all the way down to $257 its had a great climb back to $600 but a lot of other companies have had great climbs in last 10 months. be very careful, the bailouts didn't allow the market to settle/or find bottoms it forced a safety net which I'm not sure Americans are ready to do again if need be.

$600 is the high for the year ...not all time. over $700 was all time high

Google is a great company, buy you might limit your risk finding a better entry point.

JMO
 
It's most likely a Fibonacci retracement from it's lows.

I'm not bullish on Google at all anymore, i see big challenges for Google to maintain it's dominance.
 
All time high was in fact over $700 at the end of 2007. Back at their IPO, I flipped a coin to invest in either Google or ebay. eBay was my choice and ebay is now worth less than 1/4 of the price at that time. Google was offered at $100 out of the gate. I could have bought at about $110. 5 1/2 times your money versus 1/4 of it is a tough pill to swallow. I should have put 50% on one and 50% on the other. Hindsight is always 20/20.
Ebay's IPO was 18/share. A friend of mine bought some and later sold for $333.
 
Ebay's IPO was 18/share. A friend of mine bought some and later sold for $333.
Timing is the key!

unfortunately, I missed on all of my trails

Still claiming the loss from previous years..
 
Timing is the key!

unfortunately, I missed on all of my trails

Still claiming the loss from previous years..
She was ssoooo market savvy. I had never heard of shorting stocks and many other terms until I met her. (which, by the way, may be an option on google).

She had essentially retired by age 42 but went back to work when her 16 year old son was accepted to Yale. What??? Yup, she had made a killing off tech stocks before the bubble and even when the bubble burst (shorting stocks).

Talking to her was like listening to MSNBC or reading Wall Street Journal.
 
Hi,

Jim Crammer said a couple days ago...saidthat when Google hits $600, its going to make a b-line straight to: $750 a share.

Take it for what its worth...but he has always made the right call on this particular stock.

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Peace!
Dan
 
I'm surprised you quit buying stocks stock_post. I would have assumed stocks were your passion judging by your username :)
 
Got that user name while I was trading, I kept it to remind me how much I lost.

Good part is my wife recovered all her losses.
(Employee stock Purchase plan)
When ESPP stocks of her company split and price got back to where they were before the split.
(She is buying a Lexus and I am going to drive my 2003 Mini Van.)
 
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