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GOOG: Google's 'Project Glass': An Over-Hyped HobbyGoogle's 'Project Glass': An Over-Hyped Hobby Many have been touting Project Glass as an invention that will somehow make the smartphone obsolete, and revolutionize the way we interact with the world. However, I have yet to see a single piece of analysis question whether a market for a smartphone accessory that you wear on your nose exists. read more » Get Seeking Alpha notifications with our iPhone App | Android App More on GOOGGoogle Glass Already Banned: Why It Will Fail And Why You Should Not Buy Google On This Hype by Juggler Google: As Bullish As Ever by Capital Traders Group Google: Same Day Delivery Not A Game-Changer Yet by George Kesarios Other articles that mention GOOGStick With Benjamin Graham's Advice And Never Touch An IPO by Tim McAleenan Jr. The Anti-Buffett Portfolio: Chris Hansen And Valiant Capital's Year-End Holdings by Profit Fan The Tech Stocks That Belong In Your Retirement Portfolio (Not Apple Or Google) by Matthew Frankel Why are you receiving this? You subscribed to real-time article alerts at Seeking Alpha. Manage your emails: To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add account@seekingalpha.com to your address book, contacts or list of safe senders. Sent by Seeking Alpha, 345 7th Ave. Suite 1400 New York, NY 10001 IBM: Why Book Value Does Not Matter For Buffett's IBM InvestmentWhy Book Value Does Not Matter For Buffett's IBM Investment Value investors will sometimes look at book value when considering stocks that may be good investments. In his annual letter, Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) always begins with a discussion of Berkshire's book value (for reference, Berkshire currently trades around 2.2x price-to-book value). In one of my previous articles, I also looked at book value to identify five potential stocks that appear cheap because they trade below 1.0x price-to-book. However, book value sometimes is not a good indicator when determining the appropriate value of a stock. Specifically, when companies like IBM engage in consistent stock repurchases over the years, investors should ignore book value because it undervalues the true value of the company. read more » Get Seeking Alpha notifications with our iPhone App | Android App More on IBMBuy IBM Now, Before It's Too Late by Stock Gamer A Checkup On IBM's Financial Condition by David Schauber, Jr. IBM Leads Open Source Cloud Flotilla Against Amazon by Dana Blankenhorn Other articles that mention IBMStick With Benjamin Graham's Advice And Never Touch An IPO by Tim McAleenan Jr. Bridgewater Likes These 3 Top Technology Leaders by FAF Research Apple, IBM, Hewlett-Packard: Computer Systems Industry At Loggerheads? by Timing Best Buy Why are you receiving this? You subscribed to real-time article alerts at Seeking Alpha. Manage your emails: To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add account@seekingalpha.com to your address book, contacts or list of safe senders. Sent by Seeking Alpha, 345 7th Ave. Suite 1400 New York, NY 10001 MSFT: "Microsoft may broaden its strategy to sell...11:56 AM "Microsoft may broaden its strategy to sell other mobile devices under its own brand, including smartphones." Thus writes Nokia (NOK) in its 2012 20-F - ZDNet observes the remarks are the first time Nokia discussed a possible Microsoft (MSFT) smartphone in a regulatory filing. Bloomberg and The Verge reported last fall Microsoft views a home-grown smartphone as a backup plan if WP8 launches disappoint. Digitimes, very much hit-and-miss when it comes to smartphone launch rumors, reported a Microsoft smartphone will arrive in mid-2013. (previous) Read comments Get Seeking Alpha notifications with our iPhone App | Android App MSFT price at time of publication: $27.82. Check MSFT price now » Focus Articles on MSFT
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AAPL: More on Apple: The ever-bullish Brian White...11:17 AM More on Apple: The ever-bullish Brian White reports his Apple Monitor, which tracks the sales of component suppliers that depend heavily on Apple (AAPL -1.1%), saw a 31% M/M drop in February, its worst performance on record. Foxconn parent Hon Hai saw a 25% M/M drop. Baird's William Power, meanwhile, says his firm's semiconductor checks indicate iPhone/iPad orders are in-line with his estimates, but below consensus. White maintains an $888 PT, and Power a $465 PT. Read comments Get Seeking Alpha notifications with our iPhone App | Android App AAPL price at time of publication: $427.10. Check AAPL price now » Focus Articles on AAPL
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Why are you receiving this? You subscribed to real-time Market Currents alerts at Seeking Alpha. Manage your emails: To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add account@seekingalpha.com to your address book, contacts or list of safe senders. Prices in this email are BATS Last Sale quotes. Sent by Seeking Alpha, 345 7th Ave. Suite 1400 New York, NY 10001 IBM: Buy IBM Now, Before It's Too LateBuy IBM Now, Before It's Too Late The share price of International Business Machines (IBM) has appreciated by 9.8% year to date. At $210.26, the stock is trading near its 52-week high of $211.79 achieved in October 2012 and offers a 1.6% dividend yield. Given the company's recent corporate development and valuation trend, I believe IBM is a strong buy at this price level. There are 4 compelling reasons backing my view: read more » Get Seeking Alpha notifications with our iPhone App | Android App More on IBMA Checkup On IBM's Financial Condition by David Schauber, Jr. IBM Leads Open Source Cloud Flotilla Against Amazon by Dana Blankenhorn Has Buffett Got This Wrong? - Why IBM Does Not Appear To Be A Good Fit In The Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio by Dividend Pros Other articles that mention IBMBridgewater Likes These 3 Top Technology Leaders by FAF Research Apple, IBM, Hewlett-Packard: Computer Systems Industry At Loggerheads? by Timing Best Buy 2 Of Buffett's Biggest Bets In 2012 Look Good Here by Bret Jensen Why are you receiving this? You subscribed to real-time article alerts at Seeking Alpha. Manage your emails: To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add account@seekingalpha.com to your address book, contacts or list of safe senders. Sent by Seeking Alpha, 345 7th Ave. Suite 1400 New York, NY 10001
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