Seth Jason
speaker
631 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2009
last heard 30 Nov
Seth Jason’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If that's not enthusiasm, I don't know what is.
Wow, couldn't you just hear it?
Well, and didn't he get excited about stocks a few months back when nobody wanted to get near them?
Exactly right.
So this isn't that he's been perma bear, perma bear, perma bear.
He said, hey, everything got bad.
And then he said, hey, things look cheap.
And now he's saying, he's taking a script from us.
We're the ones who have said that.
We've been saying things might be stretched.
Correct.
And it depends on what you mean by aggregate earnings, too.
I mean, if you've got indexes being buoyed or hauled down by those kind of funky bank earnings and some of those big earnings we saw from the banks...
Uh, recently were based on those bond write downs, which let them claim, claim earnings increases.
Aggregate earnings are, are, are a problem, but you know, some people, if you need to grab hold of an entire market, you have to, you have to grab some numbers that may not make sense on an individual level.
Well, they didn't get that boatload of money that Carol Bartz was saying they were going to extract from Microsoft.
I don't think this is a big game changer either, but what it does for Yahoo is it means they don't have to spend a couple hundred million bucks a year taking care of their own search technology, which was sort of falling behind, I think.
And for Microsoft, it gives them enough share that maybe they can kind of crawl out of the money-burning situation they've been in with this stuff.
Because Bing is actually a pretty good page and a pretty good search engine.
I use both Google and Bing and Yahoo all the time.
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