I’ve seen this video before. Its funny. The bit about blogigng is certainly true. babies blogigng in the womb lol. Everyone wants to earn money online, and blogigng is the trend. With the success of people of John Chow providing inspiration. The reason why site are being valued at extraordinary amounts is because the potential of exposure to advertisers. With regionalised advertising on TV, radio, this is contrasted with the global reach of websites.By the way, i have had my site valued. c2a3100k anyone?
The video is funny, but the point is well made. Are companies relaly worth 20-30 times earnings. Are they worth billions when they haven’t made much if any money? Everyone wants to invest, particularly pension funds and large investors. That demand drives up the prices of these companies, often undeservedly so. Everyone is looking to make a bet on the next big hit, and with everyone betting, the stock price goes up. Is there a tech bubble? The better question is: is the whole market a bit of a bubble?
i do see you point D.M.B. i do not see the point of investing in smohteing that has yet to make any real cash. what are these investors getting for their investments except for a chunk of the company. the only way they can see a decent return in my opinion is to then sell their share for a profit to somebody willing to pay more. Nobody wants to buy at the highest price though i’m very interested to see what will happen.
I have watched the video and it was ineedd funny. I am bit shocked that facebook does cost that much. But I do think that with such high advertising campaign and with the companies name attached to it then I would say that facebook might ineedd cost that much.
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I’ve seen this video before. Its funny. The bit about blogigng is certainly true. babies blogigng in the womb lol. Everyone wants to earn money online, and blogigng is the trend. With the success of people of John Chow providing inspiration. The reason why site are being valued at extraordinary amounts is because the potential of exposure to advertisers. With regionalised advertising on TV, radio, this is contrasted with the global reach of websites.By the way, i have had my site valued. c2a3100k anyone?
The video is funny, but the point is well made. Are companies relaly worth 20-30 times earnings. Are they worth billions when they haven’t made much if any money? Everyone wants to invest, particularly pension funds and large investors. That demand drives up the prices of these companies, often undeservedly so. Everyone is looking to make a bet on the next big hit, and with everyone betting, the stock price goes up. Is there a tech bubble? The better question is: is the whole market a bit of a bubble?
i do see you point D.M.B. i do not see the point of investing in smohteing that has yet to make any real cash. what are these investors getting for their investments except for a chunk of the company. the only way they can see a decent return in my opinion is to then sell their share for a profit to somebody willing to pay more. Nobody wants to buy at the highest price though i’m very interested to see what will happen.
I have watched the video and it was ineedd funny. I am bit shocked that facebook does cost that much. But I do think that with such high advertising campaign and with the companies name attached to it then I would say that facebook might ineedd cost that much.