Official GOOG prediction poll

Discussion in 'Trading' started by stock777, Aug 18, 2004.

GOOG opens at

  1. 85 +/- 2 points, IPO price is 85

    19 vote(s)
    16.2%
  2. >87

    12 vote(s)
    10.3%
  3. >95 dumbfounding the naysayers

    54 vote(s)
    46.2%
  4. <83 sending them googling for a lawyer

    32 vote(s)
    27.4%
  1. It's good experience to swing like that. You won't sweat as much now and you can be more objective in your decisions when you go back to your normal size swings.
     
    #71     Aug 20, 2004
  2. preatorian

    Great call last night and this A.M.

    You da man ... lol

    Ignore the fools on this board that have nothing better to do but critique and take out their personal frustrations on you.

    Good Trading.
     
    #72     Aug 20, 2004
  3. Nordic

    Nordic


    Ain't that the truth P2, back to my boring 4 nyse stocks, see ya at the next overhyped IPO:D
     
    #73     Aug 20, 2004
  4. since1997,

    I don't get. If they are "hardcore scalpers" why would they get in 102 and get OUT at 98,98???!! That's more like an intraday swing or position trader.

    Scalpers go in and out for 10,20cents or even less. Not hold for3-4 dollars losses...

    maybe they weren't real scalpers...
     
    #74     Aug 20, 2004
  5. damir00

    damir00 Guest

    anybody riding a moped is alright in my book. gotta love those retro-italian bikes being made India...
     
    #75     Aug 20, 2004
  6. And many might have been scared by Google's initial per-share price estimate, which was lowered long after registration for the auction ended, Kessler said.

    Analysts say it's also a positive sign that Google's early investors did not immediately cash out. Both John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital had originally planned to sell more than 2 million shares each, but those numbers were reduced to zero early Wednesday.

    The investment firms won't be able to cash out immediately, however. They must hold onto the stock for 180 days -- during which time it may or may not still be above $85 a share.


    http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/040819/google_ipo_32.html
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    Who wants to bet against that goog will be above $85 in 3 months :D
     
    #76     Aug 20, 2004
  7. Nordic

    Nordic

    Is that 180 business days? This cash out day might be good trading opportunity. IMO
     
    #77     Aug 20, 2004
  8. Now you're kissing arse?!
     
    #78     Aug 20, 2004
  9. You guys just missed my quadruple heart attack when my cable went down and then I found out that the phone line was also down. I swear, this only happens when I'm swinging something huge and volatile.

    Punched back in finally and I'm up 7 pts. Made my day a bit better.

    Thank god I'm going up to NYC for the week. I really need some serious time off.... and I just got back from vacation last week....

    In case I loose my line again, I'm gonna scale out of all but like 5-10k near the close today. I don't want stock over the weekend. I'll hedge off $/$ what I don't sell with SPY shorts.

    Think that this gets to 140 in a few weeks and I want some exposure. Just not too much exposure that I keep having coronaries.
     
    #79     Aug 20, 2004
  10. This is gettting silly. Hard to believe everything was down for the day and you have like 30,000 shares of a highly volatile stock just after ipo. hmm, this isnt '99.

    Come on, what really happened?

    Another question, if you wanted to own the stock why wouldnt you have bot it during the auction?
     
    #80     Aug 20, 2004