Apple stock plunging, Google stock diving, Yahoo stock melting

But businesses that are having a hard time getting credit now will be asking themselves "do I really NEED to buy new computers?" Anyone dependent on Macs already has them.

fallentimes3• 18 years ago

Good. Google's P/E is less than 25...and they're a growth company. I can't wait to slowly start buying (weighted average cost please) some of these money earning stocks over the next few months (value, growth, everything). This is why you invest for the long-term and always diversify. If you have some extra money outside your emergency fund lying around, dump it in to a Roth IRA (Vanguard & Fidelity are excellent) and slowly start buying.

shedd• 18 years ago

Certainly - for the long term, this is a buyer's market. Since it's too hard to predict when the bottom will hit, dollar cost averaging is a good strategy.

samwise• 18 years ago

also as the dollar become inflated holding, i would rather hold shares than currency. i would also get my hands on some GLD

mattmaroon3• 18 years ago

Is Google a growth company anymore? Where do you see their growth coming from?

They're looking fairly mature these days.

fallentimes3• 18 years ago

Mobile.

metatronscube• 18 years ago

They will all be back up before long....hopefully..But in the meantime I second run4yourlives 'buy buy buy' remark!

jfoutz• 18 years ago

Seems sensationalist. If you look closely, the dow was down 7%. aapl's beta is 2.37, so we'd expect apple to fall 17%. goog's is 2.07 for 14.5%. yhoo's 1.19 gives 8%

since the market lost so much money last night, how badly are the tech giants fairing against expectation? aapl:-4% goog: 3% yhoo:-3%

so, either Oh NOES! teh sky is falling! or tech stocks are more sensitive to market activity.

vaksel• 18 years ago

is there a stock that actually goes up when the whole market crashes?

fortes• 18 years ago

Various ETFs. Start with SDS

Apple stock plunging, Google stock diving, Yahoo stock melting

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