Dear reader,
Lets discuss the word efficiency. It can be applied to many different fields. Most obviously economics and business, but also physics, and science and technology, even in academics. To be efficient is performing or functioning in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort. For example if my business can produce 200 pizzas a day with only 20$ of wasted ingredients and your business can only produce 20 pizzas in a day with the same 20$ of wasted ingredients then im 'Microsoft' and your 'Linux'... Haha? No but the point is i'd be 10 times more efficient than you are, because i'm benefiting from economies of scale.
Now let's warp back in time to 1881. Thomas Edison had discovered DC electricity. His successor though knew how flawed his models were (DC electricity is very inefficient when being sent over long distances). Thus he set out to create another model in which he found that power stations could be used to send AC electricity between other power stations, giving birth to the national grid where electricity can 'efficiently' be delivered in even the most remote areas.
Im going to be a little more succint from now on.
Sell your shares of Microsoft. I love Bill Gates and love the personal computer, but in the world where money talks, there is no room for friendship. You would grow to hate him anyways if you keep your shares when they won't even buy you a loaf of bread. Cloud Computing is going to be the 'AC electricity' to 'DC electricity' of the computer world. A big financial tsunami is going to soon hit the stock-market and its going to be around $1,000,000,000,000 high. Want to surf the waves? heres how. Buy as much shares of Google and Baidu.com as you can. sell your house if you have to in order to fund this investment, trust me you don't want to get left outside on this one.
Two stocks, one post! efficient? So.
Stock: Google
Ticker: GOOG
Position held: Still acquiring funds
Price bought: N/A
Price sold: I am going to target around $2,000 a share could take a few years but your invited to my house on the moon
Stock: Baidu.com
Ticker: BIDU
Position held: Still acquiring funds
Price bought: N/A
Price sold: lets aim for $1,000
I've been day trading these stocks for a while now, so I'm not going to post every time I do, but nevertheless our target prices have been set.
-Michael Marino
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