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From the article's tone, it sounds like Wall St is miffed Larry doesn't need it as much as it would like.
by _sh 15y ago
From the article's tone, it sounds like Wall St is miffed Larry doesn't need it as much as it would like.
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- latch 15y agoPlease. That would take too much coordination and agreements between too many people. If they try to hold the stock's price hostage, someone else will just swoop in and make a killing - possibly even Google itself.
- rudiger 15y agoI deleted my comment (that Wall Street firms were threatening to take Google's stock price hostage until Mr. Page acknowledges, and therefore justifies, the existence of their analysts) to avoid hijacking this discussion. However, if you read the article, you'll see that's exactly what they're threatening to do. And given Google's 8%+ drop on Friday, they seem to be doing it rather successfully.
- latch 15y agoI don't see how that was hijacking the conversation..Anyways, until the market opens on Monday (and even more so in the coming weeks), it's impossible to tell who really lost that 8%.