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Jim Cramer on GOOG/YouTube
Regular readers of this blog know that I first got hip to blogging by watching Jim Cramer spit out 20 posts a day from his trading desk back when I was an investor in and Chairman of TheStreet.com. I love Jim's ability to say whatever he thinks and I try to do that on this blog.
So I had to smile when I saw Jim's take on GOOG/YouTube:
So, I get this great call on my radio show about whether I'm concerned
that Google (GOOG) might pay $1.5 billion for YouTube. You bet I'm
concerned.
I am concerned that someone else will come in and pay $2 billion. In
fact, I would like Google to pay $2 billion preemptively. I'd even be
willing to see the company pay $3 billion!
Say what you will about Jim, he calls them as he sees them!
October 6, 2006 Venture Capital and Technology | Comments (3)
Comments
I did have my say about him on my bog as shmuck of the day - not because of google but because of his GM shennaningans - classic hoof in mouth disease
Posted by: howard Lindzon | Oct 6, 2006 7:08:26 PM
Bidding war, baby! Can't wait to see TV networks sell the shirts off their backs just to buy YouTube!
Posted by: Mike Abundo | Oct 7, 2006 12:14:30 AM
Sounds like the Boo Ya is launching a "premptive aversion" to another Murdoch, Greenspan, Intermix debacle. Good for him. Good for the markets.
Posted by: wa | Oct 7, 2006 11:22:21 AM
A VC