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How can I invest in bitcoin? | Technology | The Guardian » Jun 29, 2017 ...Andy wants to know how to invest a few hundred pounds in bitcoin. ...Tulipmania operated on the “bigger fool” theory, also known among stock traders as “ momentum investing”. ...I used my Android phone to search for “bitcoin wallet” on Google Play, and gave up when it produced around 200 results. Theguardian.com

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Amazon's IPO: If You Invested 20 Years Ago, You Would Be a ... » If You Invested in Amazon at Its IPO, You Would Be a Millionaire Today ...May 15 , 2017. Investment titan Warren Buffett has good reason to regret not buying Amazon when it first went public — as do most investors. Had the average Joe .... And buying Amazon now isn't an easy decision to make. Amazon has grown fast ... Fortune.com

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Google Just Revealed Its 5-Step Plan to Rule the World -- The ... » Dec 15, 2013 ...Google knows it has to be objectively better at giving the world access to the information it wants, because without that trust, it can't use the data all this searching ...That kind of dominance can be very hard to break, as Apple once realized in the 1980s as Microsoft-loaded PCs came to control the industry. Fool.com

Charlie Munger's best quotes - Business Insider » Jan 5, 2016 ...We compiled a list of Munger's most insightful quotes about investing, business, and life. ...Wikimedia. "We recognized early on that very smart people do very dumb things, and we wanted to know why and who, so we could avoid them." ..." Invest in a business any fool can run, because someday a fool will. Businessinsider.com

Remember When Yahoo Turned Down $1 Million To Buy Google? » Jul 25, 2016 ...Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) confirmed on Monday it reached an agreement to sell its Internet properties to Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) for $4.83 billion. Taking a look back at Yahoo's M&A opportunities, the going price for Yahoo's assets today could have been in the hundreds of billions of... Finance.yahoo.com

Don't Let Stock Prices Fool You » Many Factors to Consider Investors often make the mistake of looking only at stock price, because it is often the most visibly quoted number in the financial press. However, the actual dollar price of a stock means very little unless many other factors are considered. For example, if Company A has a $100 billion market... Investopedia.com