SuperChihuahua

Wheres the whale?

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She might be a copy cat of "hanna widerstedt" who got really "famous" in Sweden after saying similar things on YouTube. After that she got featured in several magazines and in Big Brothers as well and got her 5 seconds of fame!

You must have missed "hanna widerstedt" :)

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If you are bored and have nothing better to do, maybe you could try my idea generator: http://www.ideaoverload.com/

Don't forget "We feel fine" http://wefeelfine.org/

They suck up different feelings from around the web and displays them in a very interesting way

Ive never seen so many bearish articles about a company before. That's probably a good sign if you are bullish on FB... Here in Sweden we have brokers who market how to short FB big-time!

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(including: Kevin Rose - Taking your Site from One to One Million Users)

Hacker news: 0.0182099756842696% :) ...and it seems to break when you search for Wall Street ;)

I think HN told everyone a couple of months ago that this was going to happen and everyone should change away from it!

You should also read a book about selling and try to practice it in some way - I've learned that's much harder compared with the programming thing. "Everyone can create a copy of Facebook - but everyone can't get the users!"

I think it has to do with probabilities - many small loses and one big win (Facebook) - and you have a profit

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Ive studied a lot of math in school (including financial mathematics) and I think its hard to learn that type of stuff on your own. Its easier to learn how to code on your own since there are plenty of resources on the subject - but its harder to learn math. Maybe we have a business opportunity here?

One should also remember the Hedge Fund Long Term Capital Management who hired 2 managers who had won the Nobel prize in economics - and they blew up (so math skills is not everything) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-Term_Capital_Management

Hello I have 10 years experience from stocks and stuff and I think you should read a book with the name: "Money masters of our time". The books explains different strategies used by people such as Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch and it gives you a broad picture of the different alternatives you may use. http://www.amazon.com/Money-Masters-Time-John-Train/dp/08873...

You may also want to hang out at http://www.trejdify.com/ which is like Hacker News but business only!

Growth in revenue is actually more important. If the p/e ratio is 20 and the growth in revenue is 25% each year, then its fine! (Source: Peter Lynch)

"The profit was $1 billion in 2011 and $606 million in 2010. The p/e-ration is then about 75 to 100. Peter Lynch once said that one should buy a stock if the p/e-ratio is lower than the growth in profit. The growth in profit for Facebook was 65 percent from 2010 to 2011. So the valuation is a little bit high"

I've been written a summary about all bubble theories here: http://blog.trejdify.com/2012/05/summary-do-we-have-new-tech...

You may also want to visit http://www.trejdify.com to find more articles - but no breaking news. It's similar to Hacker News and hopefully it will stay clean from crap

Like investing in Apple after learning about the death's of other mp3-player-companies?

Watch this video: Mike Arrington speaks at Startup School 2008 about how to get, and how to respond to press for your startup.

http://youtu.be/HbUnatPfSgg

12 Tips for Getting Your Startup Featured on Mashable: http://mashable.com/2008/04/10/get-your-startup-on-mashable/

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I think there's a difference between a story you want to save and a story you voted for.

You sell like a mad-man as no-one has ever sold anything before! If you don't know how, Ive tried to collect some videos about it here: http://www.ideaoverload.com/Find-ideas/Finished-ideas/Media-...

Display how many followers your company has on Twitter. Some of those followers are probably spammers - but it doesn't matter short-term.

http://productivewebapps.com/ http://www.appvita.com/ http://startuplocation.com/

I don't think people want a better look - just look at Reddit (2 billion views each month), Google, Digg. People prefer it when its clean and simple.

Isn't a big point that you don't really need a "content heavy" site? If you don't need the content in the mobile version - why do you need it in the desktop version?