Oracle. 5+ years, or at least 3 years. The number of devices which use Java grows daily. Databases are also necessary in our growing IT-world.Just curious... is there any other company you'd feel comfortable putting a lot of money into?
Oracle. 5+ years, or at least 3 years. The number of devices which use Java grows daily. Databases are also necessary in our growing IT-world.Just curious... is there any other company you'd feel comfortable putting a lot of money into?
The investment gurus are out in full force in this thread again! Tell me, why are you guys here rather than making millions investing in stocks? And no, "I don't have much to invest" isn't an answer. You know better than analysts do. Convince others to invest their money and take a cut. You can do it!![]()
Your suggestive question has which goal?Tell me, why are you guys here rather than making millions investing in stocks?
Yeah. What's your exact problem!?You know better than analysts do.
Or, in my case, it would would be like someone with $190.00 investing $1.00.
Just trying to bring it down to earth...![]()
Just curious... is there any other company you'd feel comfortable putting a lot of money into?
It seems like the consumer electronics market is a fickle market.
No single company I feel very strongly about an upside except Apple.... my 401K and my Kid's education savings are in mutual funds.
I was going to buy MSFT last year until I finally got to see how bad Office looked on Windows 8 for tablets and Microsoft convinced me that they really don't know how to change fast enough. My thought now is that Office won't be relevant enough by the time it is really good on tablets. But I seriously thought Microsoft stood a chance of unseating customers from Google in mobile if Windows 8 and Office for tablets was executed well -- neither were executed well so I did not buy their stock.
AMZN is over-priced and so is GOOG right now. NFLX may still be a good buy -- they seem to have learned form their mistakes and it seems that they are not done going up yet.
Facebook is kinda promising. I see Facebook Home as a trojan horse on Android. Every month Facebook is going to add features to draw people away from Google services and advertisements and into Facebook services and advertisements. It gives Facebook the opportunity to rely on Google services where they are lacking and then build replacement versions for their services. For example, Facebook can put a facade for "Search" on an Android phone that hit Facebook's Graph Search first and then fell back to Google search for more results. I think FB is worth more than $28 per share.
Disclaimer: Don't invest on what I say -- seek a financial expert. Investing is always risky and you could lose money.
As a fan of Arsenal FC (which he owns around 30% of) I wish the bloody board would let him spend £100m on players! Lol
I bury my money at the bottom of the garden. There it's nice and safe.
You have money buried in your garden!!??
Not that I would do anything, but if you could see yourself clear to PM me your address, that would be great!
Not that I would do anything.
Really...
I wouldn't kid you...just your address.
But PM...don't trust anyone else but me!![]()
Don't be fooled, he just wants you to dig up his garden for free, so he can plant potatoes![]()
No single company I feel very strongly about an upside except Apple.... my 401K and my Kid's education savings are in mutual funds.
I was going to buy MSFT last year until I finally got to see how bad Office looked on Windows 8 for tablets and Microsoft convinced me that they really don't know how to change fast enough. My thought now is that Office won't be relevant enough by the time it is really good on tablets. But I seriously thought Microsoft stood a chance of unseating customers from Google in mobile if Windows 8 and Office for tablets was executed well -- neither were executed well so I did not buy their stock.
AMZN is over-priced and so is GOOG right now. NFLX may still be a good buy -- they seem to have learned form their mistakes and it seems that they are not done going up yet.
Facebook is kinda promising. I see Facebook Home as a trojan horse on Android. Every month Facebook is going to add features to draw people away from Google services and advertisements and into Facebook services and advertisements. It gives Facebook the opportunity to rely on Google services where they are lacking and then build replacement versions for their services. For example, Facebook can put a facade for "Search" on an Android phone that hit Facebook's Graph Search first and then fell back to Google search for more results. I think FB is worth more than $28 per share.
Disclaimer: Don't invest on what I say -- seek a financial expert. Investing is always risky and you could lose money.
DAMN!!!
And by an out-of-towner. Can't sneak anything by those Brits. They know about gardens!!!
What publicly traded company had higher profits this quarter? Exxon Mobile's were $9.5B, same as Apple's.
100 million dollars ain't anything to this guy! If he was serious about Apple, he'd invest more.
So you like only tech companies?
That's what I was asking about.
Any other industries?