A rough week …
Two weeks ago I wrote the third and final segment of my series on the web 2.0 smartist revolution, but it appears the revolution will have to be put on hold. In that article I recommended several stocks to buy to profit off the revolution, but in the past two weeks the stock market has cratered on economic fears and uncertainty. The Nasdaq has lost nearly nine percent since January and many of the stocks I recommended have fallen between 10-30 percent in that time.
As a result I have sustained a lot of losses.
The revolution is real, though. Web 2.0 isn’t a bubble. Th new era of smartism and spendism and consumerism and hyper capitalism ISN’T going away.
Romney will win in 2008
I repeat..
ROMNEY WILL WIN IN 2008
I don’t give a flying **** the boo hoo hoo-ers complaining of recession, decline in middle class, loss of jobs, outsourcing, insourcing, rising food costs, rising gas prices, or the Iraq war going on too long. Romney will win cause we’re in the new era. An era of hyper-capitalism and spendism.Massive consumer spending, credit cad debt, and global corporate growth. We’re NOT in the era of entitlement. The government won’t hold your hand or give you a handout.
Can’t find a job? Lose your job? TOO ****ING BAD.
Can’t make ends meat? Go **** yourself. Am I coming across as too crass? Insensitive? It’s the TRUTH. No one gives a **** about your predicament. The gov.doesn’t care and neither do the candidates.
Pain at the pump? Thank exxon, the Iraq war, and the global demand for oil.
Iraq war WILL continue. And then it will spread to Iran.
Hillary or Obama WON’T pull out even if they should win by accident.
And Romney and McCain support the war and have NO withdraw any timetable plan. As a result, oil prices, gas prices, and commodity prices will only continue to rise.
Web 2.0 is here to stay. The boo hoo hoo-ers who call it a bubble are jealous of the astonishing success of web 2.0 entrepreneurs. Facebook will go public and be worth 200 billion in two years. Google stock will double. The web 2.0 detractors are the same people who support Ron Paul or Obama ,-an anti- economic growth anti- free trade, isolationist candidate.
Hyper-Capitalism is here to stay. The minimum wage is here to stay. Rising gas prices and food prices are here to stay. We’re in a social, financial, and economic continuum.
Illegal immigration is here to stay. Regardless if your stance, in the globalist smartist hyper-capitalist, free trade society it is inevitable.
Get used to it.
I’m not throwing in the towel. I stand by these convictions.
6 Responses to “A rough week …”
Comment from Administrator
Time January 20, 2008 at 9:56 pm
Google has been shaken up pretty badly, but it will hold.
As I have written before they NEED to buyout some facebook. They have a lot of cash sitting on the side and the only company I see being a big threat to them is facebook.
We’ll see
Comment from Jack Rack
Time January 21, 2008 at 3:54 am
If they bought into Facebook, then everyone would say, “Look, they realize Orkut sucks. They’re abandoning it.” They want people to believe they are magical and incapable of failure.
Comment from Jesse
Time January 22, 2008 at 3:56 am
I think Obama can win, and not by accident.
Comment from Jack Rack
Time January 23, 2008 at 4:30 am
Obama’s chances are getting weaker with every lost primary.
When do you think Facebook will go public, by what year? I would say 2009 if it’s gonna happen at all. First the site has to actually go public and let google crawl it’s internal pages. And they are supposed to be releasing their own version of Paypal soon. They will have an easier time leveraging that than Google has leveraging Google Checkout. They can just force FB users to use their payment system when they buy their stupid $1 dollar graphics.
I can’t get over that $1 graphic thing. Buy a graphic of a dog or a graphic of wine and send it to your friend (and it’s all for charity! for the first month anyway. Then we will silently stop giving the money to charity). FB is ruthlessly clever which is why it actually could pose a threat to Google. That’s what happens when you have a successful site made by spammers. Spammers know what the fuck’s up.
Comment from iamned
Time January 25, 2008 at 4:55 am
The will probably go public by late 2009. If they do, I’m going ‘all in’ at the start of trading. This will be a huge opportunity.
Of any company facebook poses the greatest threat to google.
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Comment from Jack Rack
Time January 20, 2008 at 7:22 pm
Yes, one bad week doesn’t undermine your argument. I would only be concerned if a company like Google fell below where it was in say August. That would be surprising.