Wall Street Analysts Do a Cautious Reassessment of Technology Offerings

Wall Street Analysts Do a Cautious Reassessment of Technology Offerings

Wall Street Analysts Do a Cautious Reassessment of Technology Offerings

Perhaps one shouldn’t simply glom
On any stock that ends “.com”–
Except it’s hard to tell just which
Of them will make you filthy rich.

Calvin Trillin
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Perhaps one shouldn’t simply glom
On any stock that ends “.com”–
Except it’s hard to tell just which
Of them will make you filthy rich.

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