It doesn't matter anymore. The web 2.0 bubble is popping. Soon no one will care. Look @ the trend for the startup news sites. It's downward, and broken key r

It doesn't matter anymore. The web 2.0 bubble is popping. Soon no one will care. Look @ the trend for the startup news sites. It's downward, and broken key resistance levels. http://siteanalytics.compete.com/techcrunch.com+mashable.com+businessinsider.com/ http://siteanalytics.compete.com/techcrunch.com+mashable.com... I'm a daytrader. It's how I self fund my bootstrapped web projects. A lot more daytraders are shifting from the tech space and piling onto resource stocks (base metals, commodities, precious metal). That's the new bubble. So even if a web 2.0 exits in an IPO, will there be demand for its paper, given the hysteria over resource plays? Web 2.0 has jumped the shark.