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    • Mon Dec 1st 13:21 PM
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      Microsoft vs. the Cloud
      Google will dominate paid search.

      Microsoft will dominate in mission critical business applications.

      MSFT is a joke in search.

      GoogleApps will never have more than 2-3% of Office users migrate to them.
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    • Tue Nov 25th 13:46 PM
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      Google: I See a Bargain Here
      TAlf 1 Comment Nov 25 11:48 AM Xom makes a fortune in oil, Csco in routers and switches, Cat in heavy equipment and Intc in chips. Lot of great, 1 trick ponies out there! The pro investors have underperformed most of the talented amateurs that I know, of late.

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      None of your analogies here are valid. Cisco has a wide range of products that generate 3-4-5-6-7% of overall business. So does Intel and CAT has a very wide range of heavy equipment that generates decent percentages of business.

      NONE of Google's non search businesses ALL ADDED TOGETHER generate more than 1% of Google revenue OR profits.

      NONE!

      Amateur investors are amateur for a reason!
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    • Tue Nov 25th 11:56 AM
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      Google Layoffs: How to Reverse a 55% Stock Decline
      This is a one day story for the stock price.

      Google is not run very effeciently. Just look how many interviews a prospective applicant goes through before a job offer.

      The Google average is 8 interviews.

      Laughable!
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    • Mon Nov 24th 10:36 AM
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      Buy, Sell or Hold: Google Still Leaves Competitors in the Dust
      This "analyst" drinks the Google water and treats it like manna!

      Google is a one trick pony and their stock price correctly establishes their corporate value for paid search.

      Unless and until Google can produce real revenue and profits from their non-search products, investors will continue to see this stock price make a valiant attempt at $150 per share!
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    • Wed Nov 5th 14:03 PM
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      Why Is the YouTube User Experience So Poor?
      FatCat:

      Can you honestly call Chrome a success? A service available since a few weeks ago cannot be called a success.
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    • Wed Nov 5th 11:13 AM
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      Why Is the YouTube User Experience So Poor?
      Name a Google aquisition that been successful. Zero.

      Hell, name a Google service or product that is successful--Other than Search? Zero.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 06:48 AM
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      Do Web Versions of Office Applications Hurt Microsoft or Google More?
      I recently spent a week at Google HQ to train about GoogleApps. After one week of intense training, I must say that GoogleApps is in no way ready for prime time in ANY sense of the word.

      The Google team told us that they are having substantial issues flipping users from the FREE version of GoogleApps to the PAID version. Once someone gets something for FREE, why should they pay for a small incremental change?

      GoogleApps itself is a BETA product that is at least 18 months away from thinking about posing a threat to MSFT office. GoogleApps has a weak word processor, an even weaker spreadsheet and the colaboration tools are a work-in-progress.

      It was very obvious that the entire GoogleApps team have never shipped a real live product to business users...ever!

      The presentations were mixed and contradictory. The information given was weak and and the presentors even weaker.

      Google shareholders should be happy that their fortunes are NOT tied to the GoogleApps group.

      Search is still Google's only revenue and profit spigot.

      GoogleApps won't contribute much to Google's revenue and profit picture...ever!
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    • Tue Oct 28th 11:05 AM
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      Share of Online Searches by Engine, Sept. 2008
      It is amazing how much market share Google has within paid search.

      I believe an Obama DOJ will somehow find a way to investigate Google for potential monopoly practices.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 10:55 AM
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      Running the Numbers: Google Looks Like a Buy
      Not sure what planet our Peter Lynch disciple resides, but 99% of Google revenues and 100% of Google profits are derived from advertising.

      Perhaps, over time the revenue and profit stream from other divisions of Google can increase their contribution.

      But for today Google is nothing but the worlds largest advertising agency.
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    • Mon Sep 15th 10:17 AM
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      Google Isn't Evil - Just Shortsighted
      I am glad to see the DOJ at least look at how Google makes it's rules. No longer do I believe the mantra of "do no evil" as everytime Google changes their algorythm, thousands of small businesses catch a bad case of the cold.
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    • Wed Sep 10th 16:07 PM
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      Google’s Second Decade
      The comment by John Egan is why large businesses will never use Google's application in any serious manner. The Google team is seen as not-very-serious by nature and full of themselves.

      Exactly what large businesses don't want in a reliable business relationship.
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    • Tue Sep 2nd 18:54 PM
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      Google: Chrome, Android and The Cloud
      Google has a lot of energy minus the synergy across product lines. Google's only source of cash is paid search. Google's only source of profits are from paid search. Personally, I am not sure that Google can be profitable in any area other than paid search.

      I hope to be proven wrong, but the reality of today is that Google loves to make splashes, but businesses need to make profits, too!

      Search profits will not last forever.
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    • Tue Aug 19th 12:59 PM
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      Cellphone Showdown: Meet the GPhone
      Google is great at making a splash within the search realm. Google is NOT at all great at anything else. Let's see what happens in 3 years.
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    • Tue Aug 12th 11:47 AM
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      Is Cloud Computing Ready for Prime Time?
      Postini service kicks butt. Email is mission critical to our firm and we have used Postini's email security service for many years with never a single interruption in email delivery.
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    • Thu Aug 7th 17:41 PM
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      Search Gaining on Email as Universal Activity
      Google is well positioned in both areas here. Sweet! Now if Google could convince folks to PURCHASE Google Apps and use the hosted email service!
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