I guess someday Microsoft will finally get around to buying Yahoo–as it has been doing, based on various reports, for the last few years now (talk about due diligence!).
But not today.
That has not stopped the speculation from flying all over the place–mostly due, I think, to the fact that no one can exactly figure out [...]
Good god, Google at $2,000 a share?
Oh, it’s just that Web sprite Henry Blodget, at it again, over at his blog on his site Silicon Alley Insider.
The former Wall Street analyst enjoyed brief fame in the last Internet mania for predicting that Amazon stock would go to $400 a share (and it did–but not for long!). Then later, he got investigated for touting stocks publicly that he disdained privately and, thus, was barred from the securities industry for life.
Yesterday, the can’t-help-himself Blodget wrote a much-noticed post arguing that the search giant’s stock could go nuclear.
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