From: June 2006

Akamai keeps on trucking

Talk a bout a post bubble internet winner. I bought a little a few weeks ago into the selloff at $28 and flipped it out today at $35. It is already eclipsed it’s high from before June’s market swoon – keeping my old position intact and reducing my average cost to under $10. Why is …

The education trap

Talk about an industry in a quagmire. I read that American schools are falling further and further behind and that our smartest – Bill Gates – are determined to make a positive dent in this space and yet, nothing seems to be happening. Call me optimistic but I think the next 10 years will bring …

Real Communities

It is great being back in my little Toronto community where they have not heard of the Web 2.0 communities and are not interested in hearing about it from me. It was a gorgeous weekend and today I spent the afternoon watching my daughter, nieces and nephews swimming. I sat under a tree whose leaves …

All carbs all the time

It has been the ususal non stop eatfest here in Toronto. I am on an all carb all the time diet and am comitted to it for the month. First two days have been easy. Bagel World, Burger Shack, Steve’s Truckstop, House of Chan, King Falafel, Sabatino’s. Aero Bars, Crispy Crunch, REAL Oreo’s. That is …

Never Short a Dull Market?

The last few days have been pretty dull. Notables – Google back above $400 and Qualcomm has joined the legion of tech stocks with broken price trends. If I was not leaving town, I would be looking at the long side for a trade. One reason is this chart: “Never short a dull market” “Don’t …