Re: 01/25/2013 Live Update
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 2:45 pm
Me thinks thar be some stops above...Cobra wrote:indeed up. now let's wait to see how the morning high gets tested.
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Me thinks thar be some stops above...Cobra wrote:indeed up. now let's wait to see how the morning high gets tested.
After 10 days, they slide off my radar. The monthly charts are not precise enough to show them so I consider them gone at that point.Mr. BachNut wrote:Seems to me that the rally has left behind some un-realized SPY P-Bars.
Have you been keeping track Miyagi? If so would you be kind enough to share?
TraderGirl wrote:The problem is the valuation...potential $3.68 billion in debt....that will be the next news to take it down...just need negative sentiment in the overall market....everyone is in love with the market right now...just wait until everyone sees fear... hehe...Tabby wrote:Mr Miyagi,MrMiyagi wrote:I Pity the FOO' who thinks this is a good company (and that subscription numbers are real..)Mr. T wrote:Awesome. I'll squeeze that on the way down when it turns.
You need to come out of the box and look at it from the outside. I don't approve facebook but somehow some people like it and now that Netflx allowing to watch movie via Social media to the wrorld, it bring money to table, $9/month, you can buy a sandwich with it nowadays.![]()
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/benzingains ... n-in-debt/
Truth squeeze 455, please.Unique wrote:Bounced so far, but needs a confirmation now.Unique wrote:AAPL moment of truth, my maximum overshoot area is awfully close
The whole market is going down my friend...just a matter of time....everything is just a trade....there is a gap all the way up to 200 on NFLX, so gaps have been filled so far, so I would be surprised to see it go to that level...but it would be a sure short at that point...debt will not be an issue until it's MADE and issue...it will become an issue once the stock has hit the right time and price and then down she goes...Tabby wrote:TraderGirl wrote:The problem is the valuation...potential $3.68 billion in debt....that will be the next news to take it down...just need negative sentiment in the overall market....everyone is in love with the market right now...just wait until everyone sees fear... hehe...Tabby wrote:Mr Miyagi,MrMiyagi wrote:I Pity the FOO' who thinks this is a good company (and that subscription numbers are real..)Mr. T wrote:Awesome. I'll squeeze that on the way down when it turns.
You need to come out of the box and look at it from the outside. I don't approve facebook but somehow some people like it and now that Netflx allowing to watch movie via Social media to the wrorld, it bring money to table, $9/month, you can buy a sandwich with it nowadays.![]()
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/benzingains ... n-in-debt/
Stock market is like playing Chess. Some people see few steps ahead of other people and know how to get to the point to deviate your mind and say final " checkmate."
Isn't US in Debt as well? Treasury should've been out of money by Dec 2012. Debt is becoming unreal phenomenon that no one really know it is and mixed with euphoria. I am not chasing Nflex but I am sure those professinal players can overcome in Debt if they want to.
How does Facebook make money and why are investors piling their cash into the site so sure it will continue to rake it in?
In short, advertising. The site made $3.7billion (£2.4billion) of revenue last year, up 88% on 2010, with $3.1billion (£2billion) coming from advertising. The rest comes from payments and other fees which have been making up a large percentage of Facebook’s revenue over the past two years.
Advertisers are attracted by two key things on Facebook; firstly, its massive reach with around 500 million daily active users, and secondly the ability to target ads with “relevance” based on the information individuals share with the website.
chief could u give me a $ number on that possible targetCobra wrote:possible target.
See now, I don't get that. I'm not on facebook but of all the sites and ads I have seen all these years, I have clicked on ONE.JFR wrote:How does Facebook make money and why are investors piling their cash into the site so sure it will continue to rake it in?
In short, advertising.
I looked for a post earnings bounce, just not the dead cat kind. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F48yOkcQWe0Unique wrote:Truth squeeze 455, please.Unique wrote:Bounced so far, but needs a confirmation now.Unique wrote:AAPL moment of truth, my maximum overshoot area is awfully close
I don't know either, MrM. I am on Facebook however. For communication with certain people.MrMiyagi wrote:See now, I don't get that. I'm not on facebook but of all the sites and ads I have seen all these years, I have clicked on ONE.JFR wrote:How does Facebook make money and why are investors piling their cash into the site so sure it will continue to rake it in?
In short, advertising.
Well then , I guess I should click on ads here by the dozen so that Cobra can buy a Ferrari.JFR wrote:I gather ad revenue is based on clicks.
I know a guy with a poker information site, and he is making a living off of it.
JFR,JFR wrote:FB ... From a value point of view, IMO it is ugly.
EPS -0.10
ROE 5.63
PE in 2011 102.88
Numbers all over the map, up and down.