Friday, November 03, 2006

 

Quick Alert: Tiny Search Engine Stocks on Fire

Apparently, the speculators are piling into 3rd tier search engine stocks. I know MAMA is set to launch a new engine for video-- and LOOK impressed with numbers. But, come on, please, these companies suck some serious wind.

Anyway, the following piece of crap search engine stocks are on fire:

MAMA +19.5%
LOOK +16.6%

MIVA +7.8%

SINA+4.9%

REDF+ 4.8%

SIFY +3.3%


And, here are some other search engine stocks that are not on fire:

ANSW, QPSA, TOMO, LOCM (formerly INCX) and IIJI

NOTE: It's not a traditional search engine, but Traffic.com (TRFC) looks pretty good and has cool technology. I can see it being implemented in navigation and GPS systems.

Comments:
I think this was on the comments from the Hedge Fund manager Julian Robertson on CNBC this morning.
 
What did he say?
 
Maybe he said that tiny search engine stocks should catch on fire.
 
Broker - what do you make of ORCL, CSCO, and ADBE all dropping between 5 & 7 percent over the past couple of weeks?

Would you be holding them through the end of the year or selling now?

Thanks,
Bike
 
He said he is looking for baby Googles and he likes Yahoo in Japan a lot. He said GOOG was good and he wants in on the next Google search engine for web advertisement. He will be on again at 2:00ET
 
Although I sold some of my ORCL a few days ago, I would hold them, especially ADBE.
 
Broker what do you think about the homies here, specifically the XHB? Getting pretty cheap I think.
 
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