Google sets its IPO price range

GoogleDotComBurst: The Google duo must be ingesting some form of funny weed in order to actually believe they will get $135 per share. Did they not learn anything from the dot.com collapse? Put the thing into the Market at $25/share and let it churn money, pay out some interest and let the price rise in accordance with normal Market pressures. Do it the old fashioned way, Google, earn it. Earn the true value of your stock.; Posted by: donald17 Posted on: 08/09/04 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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