Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Social Media IPOs! • PART NINE


The Social Media Stock Market 

– Part Nine – 

Social Media IPOs are Stunning Investors who still doubt Silicon Valley!


By Steven Friley





LinkedIn IPO may be next JUGGERNAUT! Next Google?


Congratulations bloggers we are now on Part 9 of 10 in this series with more exciting topics to follow as the Social Media Stock  Market phenomenon continues to build momentum.


The Social Network is over 1 billion voices strong.

As a Social Network, we support each other on a global scale. No one planned for Social Media to grow as it did, but perhaps Social Media fills a void in the lives of people who enjoy using this tool in their life and business. Wall Street continues to shy away from supporting what they have termed as “Silicon Valley” stocks and that’s amazing to me because we have created this digital JUGGERNAUT. Many say LinkedIn will be the next Google in terms of defying the odds and breaking out of the classification of a dead end Silicon Valley stock. Who knows, but LinkedIn’s IPO is an etrance point for many others company’s who provide services via electronic medium to millions of people.


Tech Stocks Hold the Line in Stock Market



 Investors are starting to embrace change and see the benefits that LinkedIn provides in the bigger scope of things. Announcing it’s “Apply Now” technology, LinkedIn silently, and responsibly begin to provide value to stock holders. Some data that supports the success of tech stocks in the future suggest that within 10 years this country will have the ability to holgraphically transmit information. Our mindset must be prepared to embrace new technology because we are not going to go backward. 


Yes, we do not know what the earth will do, how the weather will have an effect on our ability to sustain ourselves as humans, and these are simply the Great unknowns of living, but what we do know, is that Social Media (just one area of communication) is growing a rate not many people can get a grip on. 


But, to properly plan now and in the future, investors, brokers and society needs to allow for an acceptance of change and realize that this change is coming like a freight train.


Is Social Media a FAD?


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