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Yahoo (YHOO) and Microsoft (MSFT) Call off Talks – Anyone Else Sick of this Story?

Trader Mark (June 12th, 2008) Writes:
Like 2 dinosaurs running to hug each other - just go away. Both of you. Gosh the media act as if this is a fertilizer and coal company or something sexy like that...Shares of Yahoo!(YHOO) slumped after reports that talks with Microsoft(MSFT - ) have not brought about any agreement, and instead Yahoo! will announce a search partnership later Thursday with Google(GOOG).The Wall Street Journal reported that Microsoft is saying it is no longer willing to buy Yahoo for $33 a share, and that talks between the two have ended without a deal.The blog TechCrunch, citing a "reliable source close to one of the companies" said an announcement coming from Yahoo! at 4:30 p.m. EDT likely involves "a search partnership between the two companies that outsources all or part of ...

Google set to grow.

Vlada Kynsky (May 30th, 2008) Writes:
Technical picture shows Google (GOOG) shares returned back above 200 days moving average. This confirms growing trend giving nice signal to long term investors. Open long position with stop loss on level of 200 MA.Main fuel for Google share were Yahoo (YHOO) - Microsoft (MSFT) - Google (GOOG) deal news together with latest ComScore (SCOR) statistics. Numbers indicate 20% growth in paid clicks. Total clicks growth is 28%. Better than expected data includes only US clicks.It's still in our mind last ComScore report before Google's Q1. Nevertheless ComScore released slower growth for US clicks, Google posted very good Q1 results which lifted stock. Mainly due to growth outside of US.Coming back, good US paid clicks rate altogether with possible outstanding global growth. It could be good time to think about Google.http://stockweb.blogspot.com/atom.xml

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Yahoo Finance vs Google Finance.

Vlada Kynsky (May 7th, 2008) Writes:
I've already compared those 2 major finance portals but in reference to stocks screening. You can see my post here. Do you prefer Google or Yahoo? Let me point out some pros and cons.Initial pageYahoo has very well organized structure. It is more than just stock markets. You have all aspects of finance world structured in top scroll down menu. Market summary even for major European and Asian indices. Top stories are excellently highlighted. On the other side. It has advertisements. And no possibility to be personalized.Google offers nice sectors summary where the money flows. You have possibility to see your portfolio already on initial page. You don't see any ads. Now disadvantages. The biggest is top stories. It really misses the way how Yahoo can pick the most important stories and particularly highlight ...

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