I looked at the green numbers all over the screen around 3:30 p.m.; nearly every BloggingStocks company was up big today, Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) included. $6.75, I thought, wow. Nearly 2% increase.
And then there were earnings. Really, really, really great earnings. Revenue was up 70% over the third quarter of 2005. Ho-hum. That's because net income was up 92%. Holy ...
Holy $35 seems to be the end of that phrase. That's how much GOOG's up in after-hours trading, and may go even higher thanks to Cramer's new target of a whopping $560. While $560 seems almost insane to me, when I click over to after-hours trading I see a number that's awfully good. $459.51. Holy ...
How do you finish that phrase?
And then there were earnings. Really, really, really great earnings. Revenue was up 70% over the third quarter of 2005. Ho-hum. That's because net income was up 92%. Holy ...
Holy $35 seems to be the end of that phrase. That's how much GOOG's up in after-hours trading, and may go even higher thanks to Cramer's new target of a whopping $560. While $560 seems almost insane to me, when I click over to after-hours trading I see a number that's awfully good. $459.51. Holy ...
How do you finish that phrase?
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