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In a Strong Wind Even Turkeys Can Fly
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- swombat 16y agoMy response to this: http://swombat.com/2010/12/14/hot-markets-flying-turkeys http://swombat.com/2010/12/14/hot-markets-flying-turkeys I'm not convinced that following trends is a bad idea for everyone. It all depends on how much it costs you to back that turkey.
- alttab 16y agoThere's always a point of view or scenario that seems to argue the opposite. His advice is great in general and his other articles are definitely worth reading.
- NumberFiveAlive 16y agoMy initial response to this: turkeys can fly even without a strong wind. They're agile, and extremely crafty. This is a terrible metaphor.
- colomon 16y agoI've heard that some domestic turkeys cannot fly. For sure the wild turkeys I've seen can. An entire flock getting spooked, taking off, and perching in a big tree is quite an impressive sight and sound...
- ameyamk 16y agoNice article, these days I see more and more companies which can be called FANC - Features and not Companies. Nice to read such articles once in while. Since reading just tech crunch make you think just in narrow ish "valley think" which can be disastrous.
- mateuszb 16y agoahh...a failure to mention the Bermuda incorporation... :)