Google sets its IPO price range

I'll wait until the price drops....: I was rather excited at getting in on the "ground floor" of an IPO. A privilege usually reserved for stock trading buddies and institutional investors.
The thought of a bidding process to buy stocks at the IPO was a fair way of allow all investors a shot at buying google, while maximizing the Google's purchase power.
However, $108 REEKS of Dot Com bubble numbers all over again. I'll wait until it comes down to a much more reasonable price.; Posted by: el1jones Posted on: 07/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Why bother buying? Unicornrider | 07/26/04

A month? Try a day... techboy_z | 07/26/04

that is insane (NT) V Sanders | 07/26/04

LOL , good one (nt) el1jones | 07/26/04

Any price is fine voiceofreason_z | 07/26/04

No it's not... techboy_z | 07/26/04

Yes, but... techboy_z | 07/26/04

No, but.... seosamh_z | 07/26/04

It could be... techboy_z | 07/26/04

And a good point seosamh_z | 07/26/04

Bubble, meet Pin No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/26/04

GoogleDotComBurst donald17 | 08/09/04

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