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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (1791)	6/8/2005 12:11:10 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Respond to of 15857

bigger than XOM, which in a year makes $25 BILLION in profits (perhaps a lot more this year), or almost 3x the entire current size of the internet advertising market.

To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (1791)	6/8/2005 12:29:10 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15857

I said it might go to 1500, but thanks for the extreme effect, its kind of like shouting fire in a crowded theatre... maybe some who don't know me will incorrectly think I'm a wacko, huh? I notice you say nothing about my 600 prediction... what, no fireworks for that? Trying to rationalize valuations using only market cap, when a company is on target to make $10 per share and is growing at a 50-100% clip seems like a losing proposition to me. If GOOG makes 25 bucks per share and is growing at a 30% clip it will be valued at 50-60 times earnings, no matter what the market cap. Is it possible that goog ever makes $25/share, given that I believe $10 in 07 is an easy mark to hit? Yes I think it is possible that Goog makes $25 per share one day... I'd give it 20% odds. Will goog ever make $15 per share? Absolutely, no question in my mind. $1550 = $750, $1560 = $900. All of this is without the alternative revenue streams which I know are coming, too. I am not always so positive on the new up and coming hot company, but this recession was unlike any other I know of, in that it took out every promising upstart as well as the mature declining companies like sun. Goog was all that was left.