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Originally Posted by LegendaryLars
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congrats on the profits and thanks for the tip...
everyone has advise... yours' seems to work and seeing is believing...hehe
so here's mine youtube just sold to google for 1.8 billion
let's find out the competitors of youtube and by their stock...
here is a good article that says just that and lists the competitors.
Bubbles or bargains?
Other media firms have also been increasing their presence in the online video market and could step up their investments even further since they have only spent a relatively small amount so far.
Sony bought online video sharing site Grouper in August for just $65 million. Viacom bought iFilm last year and Atom Entertainment in August for a combined $250 million.
And AOL, which like CNNMoney.com is a unit of Time Warner (Charts), has bought a slew of online video assets lately, most recently video search firm Truveo and online video advertising company Lightningcast. Terms of those deals were not disclosed but sources estimated that AOL paid about $50 million for Truveo.
"There will be acquisitions from the big boys. Video needs to be a component of any serious Internet player," said Eric Chin, a partner with Bay Partners, a venture capital firm based in Cupertino, Calif.
And Heavy.com's Carson said that larger media companies may wind up looking to scoop up some of the remaining online video sharing sites because they feel that it is easier to purchase an existing business than invest in building up their own.
"I think some media conglomerates will make smaller acquisitions and you might see some that make some surprising moves based on the YouTube deal. Some companies are starting to realize that maybe they have to buy," he said.
To be sure, YouTube, which has more than 100 million videos downloaded a day and commands nearly half the share of the online video market, was the most sought after of all the privately held video sites. It is the proverbial flavor of the month.
But Yankee Group's Goodman pointed out that News Corp. paid only $590 million for MySpace last year.
The Best stock money maker EVER is this..
take company 'A' failing in biz and stock price is .0001
take company 'B' does not have a stock just is very profitable and makes money. (asset)
NOW, buy booth companies and put the profitable asset's from company 'B' into company 'A'
WATCH the stock share's goto .05 from .0001 then you have made HUGE profits and it really works just not as simple...but doable