Here Comes Another Bubble

I couldn't watch the dam video. It was taken down. :evil: :evil:

I hope Billy Joel got some royalties.

I have a hard time following comments in johnchow.com
Normally I come back to read readers' comments every few days. But the layout made me confuse which comments I have read.

Love this, I think I need to have a kid and make him/her sit at a PC until they make me a WEB3.0 company.
Talk about a pushy parent!

True....many of these companies are seriously overvalued and it's the big companies like Google and Microsoft buying them out

That's all kinds of awesome.. Thanks for the share!

Hilarious video! Really funny, and the music is great. However, I agree with you: there is so much more money to make on the Web before the bubble bursts... but I don't think it will ever burst! Great post John.

I loved this video. :D

I think I ended up watching it about 3 times hahaha.

Get in now! I am in :)

For VCs it's all about cashing out as quickly as possible, only the IPO has been replaced with the Google buyout. It's the only way that these deals will profit. Who buys a privately held business at 10+ year valuation of it's income?

As we learned from the previous tech bubble proprietary IP and a room full of servers isn't enough to pay the bills when things go south. The only subtle difference that may save the little guys is that the adsense / adlink buyers are also (generally) little guys. None of us are banking on someone buying a $20,000/month banner ad campaign for us to stay in business.

I need to work on my burger flipping skills...again. :???:

haha it had me LOL... literally. My wife goes "the the heck!?"

Facebook not in profit... I didnt knw that..... They have some 50 million+ members and they are selling ads... still they are not making any profits?

That's a great video. I saw it the other day and shared it with some coworkers who all loved it. Guess you had to blog about this song. :grin:

One thing I have been thinking about with this is if we do so a bubble pop with the current trend how do you position yourself to withstand the downturn. I'm sure the answer is to diversify your streams of income, but perhaps the Mogul could offer some advice on this subject since you have already been through this once according to your eBook.

Bruce

This just rocks... blue shirt khaki pants.... :lol:

Love this video too. already post it on zedomax.com

LOL! Great Video!
I wonder when will the bubble explode this time... :roll:

Damn coooooool video. I loved that line "babies blogging in the womb"

Oh, and LOL @ 1 min 40 sec. :lol:

Ah, that was simply great John. Indeed, the "golf rush" is on! :smile:

Shine on,
Aaron

That video is classic! However, bubble or not, indicators are predicting a slow down. I think bloggers could take advantage by writing about ways to profit in a recession

perfect song for the lyrics, that was freakin great, great video mr john chow, thxs for sharing.

Haha. That was great John. Pretty cool video. We better get off our butts before the bubble pops! :lol:

:lol: :lol: nice video...certainly there are some many companies growing day by day and getting worth by millions over the web, and each day that number is increasing!

When does bubble 3.0 come out?

Golf rush!

Facebook's making an estimated $2 million per week. I'm fairly certain they're turning a profit.

John, how much time you think we have till the next bubble? And why is it everyone is trying to make the "bubble" seem inevitable?

It's like the california golden rush, well it's always like this I think, but this time you don't have to crush stones and sweat you just do what you like to do.
Like GemViper said It's a matter of having a good idea.

Funny video. Reminds me those days of internet bubble when I switched my major from civil engineering to computer science. Then I had to wait 2 years to get a job maintaining website for a shoe store. Hmm... Changed my life though.

That video has a quick screenshot of a page with all of the logos for these new million dollar website properties. Just looking at them all you have to realise that there are simply too many, nobody has time to use all of them.

When one company figures out how to conquer what many other companies do well in one application... the sheer number of new internet companies will fall quickly imo. Today, a company like classmates.com gets an IPO, tommorow a "class mate finder" is a part of every site and classmates is done. Today, a niche service like entrecard or blogrush is doing well, tommorow every site has such features integrated.

We're in the time of new ideas but old and very proven methods of assimilating them all are happening right now (and quickly). I suspect the next bubble bust won't be a bust, it will be a company successfuly merging many ideas into their own more global vision.

Rough times after bubble 2.0!?

Thankyou John.
That was so funny