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Unregistered_CowardJun 14, 2011
Groupon. Can't wait for that IPO, truly the tippy-top of investment stupidity.
greatwhitmonkeyJun 14, 2011
I've got a coupon for stocks 2 for 1
ryanwbJun 14, 2011
In 1999 this list would have been 200+ companies deep. I would say it's just an overvaluation and not a bubble.
blindside328Jun 15, 2011
The s**tty ideas that have been funded in the last few months make me lol.
dandoniaJun 14, 2011
STOP THIS RIGHT NOW!
It's all the talk of their being a "bubble" that ultimately causes folk to get scared and start selling stock. This kind of FUD should be made completely illegal as it's very dangerous.
goweigusJun 15, 2011
freedom of speech*
dandoniaJun 15, 2011
There are limits to free speech and this is incredibly damaging.
goweigusJun 15, 2011
To whom? Rich people and kids in their 20s starting new website?
Freedom of speech is more important than what foolish people do with their money, find another way to protect them.
dandoniaJun 15, 2011
What a load of bollox you talk.
Rich folk pay tax, rich folk employ folk who pay tax, rich folk invest in other companies who pay tax and employ other folk who also pay tax. Tax helps the poor. Jobs helps the poor. One of the reasons the recession was so bad is because of the constant fear mongering surrounding the housing market. Did that just affect the rich? NO! They still live their rich life while the people at the other end of the spectrum were punished.
There are many limits to freedom of speech. For example, you couldn't talk a child into performing sexual acts on themselves while in front of you, nor could you talk a mentally challenged person into overdosing on drugs.
Those would both be considered serious crimes and so should this kind of far mongering.
goweigusJun 15, 2011
That freedom of speech hurts a child though and puts them at risk and in an awkward situation. Someone shouting out XXX company stock sucks ass, anyone who listens to that has no one but themselves to blame as they're adults and don't have to listen to what random people shout out.
Should companies be able to get me in trouble for talking smack about them on digg? I sure don't think so
dandoniaJun 15, 2011
Believe it or not, this kind of FUD hurts people. It brings companies to their knees and is one of the reasons so many people are unemployed.
You don't think that's a lot of hurt people?
zekebrickJun 16, 2011
Yeah, these comments on Digg are gonna totally crash the market!!!! It's irresponsible! Don't you diggers know how much power you have?
SuperBooyahJun 14, 2011
We're still not convinced it's a tech bubble in general. The industry is too mature. Now you see bubbles in specific sectors of the industry.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
user500Jun 14, 2011
To me there own infografic doesn't support there claim. maybe if it went back further.... than again it probably would further disprove there theory.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
bcarl314Jun 14, 2011
Tech bubble? When the NASDAQ (mostly tech stocks) is still down 40% from it's all time high? I think not.
Perhaps we have a bubble in large caps, but not tech.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
3the3dude3Jun 14, 2011
NASDAQ = public. Tech is full of companies raising money well beyond what they would generate at IPO.