Who says you can't predict the future when all the warning signs are present?

[global imrc]

Forget valuation, who cares that Twitter, Facebook, Linked'in are EXTREMELY overvalued. Who cares about value these days? It's all about future explosive growth isn't it? Hey if you believe Twitter today is in the same position of Google when it went public, then well look at Google, not a bad investment. A lot of people on Wall Street seem to believe that Twitter is going to follow Google's path and that's why they're buying. So who cares that Twitter is overvalued? It's as if fair value never catches up to investors (think most recently Tesla's run). Who cares about valuation right?

I do, in fact i think 1st quarter 2014 will bring a lot of ugly days for Twitter and Facebook at least in the short term. What are your thoughts on Wall Street's new favorite, Twitter?

[Einst38]

People were also saying that at dow 11,000. They were smart to stay out.

[John W]

You can predict all you want but time will decide if you're right. Keep a record of your predictions so you can see how wrong you are.

[Yahoo user]

yOU CAN SEE A GLASS OF Coke USED TO BE .25CENTS NOW IT'S MORE LIKE $2.00
AT A RESTAURANT.
SO STOCK PRICES ARE MUCH HIGHER the trick is to buy at the low end of the high prices.

[Muslim Beard]

If you want to ensure the value of your money, invest in US Treasury Bonds, its the safest bet for your money, because as the years go by, the value of the dollar is severely decreasing, and the Treasury bond ensures that no matter how much inflation occurs, you still get the value of the dollar at the time of your investment.

[Kevin]

Hindsight investing seldom works wonders.

After the horse race is run, it is fairly easy to determine which horse to bet on. Unfortunately, there is no one with which to bet.

Stock market works the same way.