Going Into the World!

Big deal is addiction.

Expedia was able to rapidly grow as it moved away from Microsoft after it became public. Rather than being part of MSN’s homepage, operating separately helped us showcase more unique and diverse services.

Here, I have also demonstrated my own entrepreneurial qualities, analyzing the information of various competitors, and helping to deliver the services that could be pressured to the market on an ongoing basis.

Shortly thereafter, Richard was satisfied with 10 million monthly visitors, and he still had no profit, but the stock continued to rise in its explosive growth.

‘Hm. I’m over 200 million in cash now. ’

The funds I invested in Korean securities offered to invest in Samsung Electronics and other promising companies. The Korean economy was recovering rapidly, and the stock price that naturally hit the ground and the exchange rate that rose a lot turned down.

Particularly, the companies I invested in were climbing back up again, as if by the continued growth of global memory and IT companies. Of course, the money invested in difficult times doubled and pleased me.

The money he made in Explidia’s public offering has been quite recent, and he was fortunate enough to profit tens of millions of dollars on the first day, and since then, he has managed to dispose of some of his shares to raise significant funds.

I remember Yahoo and Expedia’s publication well.

In Yahoo, I couldn’t forget the thrill of the first big money I touched, and in Xperia, when I sold more than a million weeks of excitement and made ’easy’ money. And the same experience on the same day.

‘No matter how much I think about it, making money is too simple. You really need money and a little guts to swim on the ground. Tsk.’

The experience gained from the two public offerings had a big impact on me in making me feel misinvested.

People depend on emotion rather than reason. Even if you send a signal from your head, your body won’t let you down. I don’t expect to make as much money from day one as Yahoo or Expedia every time. But just in case, it’s because emotion presses down on your head.

And if you look at the stories in the newspapers recently, they say, “Five times the lightning on the first day,” “Brutal sprint,” “up 3000 percent!” ’Such provocative articles came pouring out.

In fact, a lot of companies had or were planning to list Nasdaq, and it was not very wrong to see a double or triple increase after it was listed frequently.

“Awesome” is as addictive as a drug.

I finally founded an investment company, holding on to that joyous memory. Fortunately, Expedia is now fully seated and I no longer need to be deeply involved.

Google is not yet fully commercial for two years. I was still researching new technologies and reflecting my intention to invest in them everywhere, but I didn’t feel the need to do so with enough money.

The investment firm started with 10 employees. Once I was in charge, I had a basic approach to managing and secretarial and analytical expertise.

I heard that borrowing money when I was trading was fundamental, so I collected more money.

With 200 million dollars, it was no work to earn a few billion more dollars. I was eager to lend money to a few banks so that I could get a loan without difficulty.

You have to have a reputation. Loans were not that difficult because I had already made money through Microsoft’s acquisition merger and Expidia’s publication.

After Steve Jobs was kicked out of Apple, he went to one of the largest banks in the world at the time to set up his second venture, NeXT.

I remember reading an anecdote saying that I had jumped into a T-shirt in my jeans and asked for a meeting with the boss. You want to take a picture with a magazine?

Some say that meeting Steve Jobs in person was harder than meeting the President. I never hated the Jobs because they were a bit crooked at the time.

Ah, the reason I’m telling you this is because my name was a little known, so loans are easy. I mean, Silicon Valley is the most popular place in the world these days.

My first directive was to identify companies that have emerged in the last 5 years and all companies that are planning to make a public announcement this year or next year and bring it to me.

For me to have a lot of fun, this kind of publicity is the food that is delicious.

It’s easier to leave it to someone than to do it yourself.

It saves me a lot of time because of the well-organized list of companies in Excel, the timing of the establishment, information about management, and the planned publication. Heheh. This is why it’s easier to ask.

“Oh, this is James H. Clark). Helsion. This is good. ’

Is this eToys.com? Selling toys online. The idea is good. ’

Jupiter Networks, Extreme Networks. Once the network’s up, it should work. ’

‘There you are. Redback Networks, Copper Mountain Networks. This is okay, too. Haha. ’

In a well-organized report, I picked up a number of prominent companies, many of which end up as‘ networks’ or coincidences or attractions.

Among the companies listed in Nasdaq in the past year, companies with networks usually run more than three times on their first day, making it ridiculous to put a network in your mission, even people management companies that have nothing to do with IT, human networks, construction companies, and other nonsense to change their mission to “city networks.”

I got rid of good companies, celebrities or ventures that made sense to me, and companies that caught my eye for no reason.

Of course, I’m attracted to the word ‘network’, which is the style that likes jogging and follows in bulk. That’s my limit.

“Johnson, take a good look at these companies and see if you can buy some stock before they go public, or pay attention on the first day after they go public and the week after that. ”

Johnson is the Vice President of this investment firm. He has more than 12 years of experience in the field and has been responsible for domestic and international investment in Goldman Sachs for the past 3 years. The man was sincere – the Wall Street greedy people were sincere because of money – but they seemed serious enough to make up for it.

“Hm. But there are a lot of network companies here? They’re all IT or facility companies.” I have some questions.

“Ah, I’m in this industry, and that’s all I know, so let’s add another good place. ”

When I told the boss that I knew something, he accepted and went back.

Johnson took care of his abilities and the things I instructed him to do.

In the meantime, it was finally the first publication date of the company I chose.

“Yes, you should. That’s it! Hahaha. ”

The second venture of James Clark, who had already founded Netscape and made a lot of money, Helsion has been raising headlines since its inception.

I don’t know James’ name, but no one knows Netscape.

As the conspiracy delivered 40 million shares to the market for $8, Helsion quickly rose to $25 after trading, reflecting the high interest of more than $20.

Because of its high interest, Helsion has already been interposed by organizers and various institutional investors since last year, and has held a substantial number of shares. In my opinion, they seemed to release their shares in the market when the stocks were significantly higher than expected.

With the amount spilled out, the stock price plummets in an instant, dropping up to $15 after 20 minutes.

Watch your $25 stock go down to 20, $18, $15, and it doesn’t feel cheap.

I also increase my excitement depending on the dancing stock price.

“Place a 1 Million Week Order! Come on, come on, come on, come on. ”

“Yes, now! Another million for 16 bucks! ”

“You can buy more! Another million for 15 bucks! ”

With institutional investors sweeping through millions of shares in volume, this is starting to rise again. It’s logical to climb if you fall, or fall if you climb, but you don’t know this.

I initially bought it a little expensive, but even if I went down for cash three times in a row, I will have the courage to climb back up or down.

“Haha. Of course it goes up. Do you do this once or twice?” I looked around, looking at my correct predictions and guts.

“Sell it. Sell it now! Sell it for 30 million shares. If it doesn’t sell, lower the price! ”

The shares of Helsion closed at $32 on the day of the rampage. It’s the first day up and down, so I haven’t bought or sold it a few times, and tens of millions of dollars come in.

“Haha. Haha. This is it. I knew it! ”

The second company I picked became public on NASDAQ today. The company is called Jupiter Network, a company that makes Internet equipment that was initially priced at $34.

I mean, you start at $50, and then you go up to $106 in the first hour.

‘That’s ridiculous. Are they all moving the same? Aren’t they all idiots? ’

Of course, with a few experiences, I was excited to lead the team that morning.

”Yes, buy it now! Place a million shares order for 60 dollars! ”

“Now. Sell it for $100! ”

The staff looks respectful as they chatter excitedly. It’s like watching a Wall Street legend. Haha. This is me investing two tickets.

The Jupiter network ended up at $98, which is similar in behavior on the first day. How many times are you gonna make it this time?

Through semiconductor companies and equipment companies that have invested in Korea, I have been paying attention to promising players from similar industries here.

Fast internet speed was necessary to maintain a truly booming Internet, and of course many devices were needed.

The rapid expansion of the CDMA boom working in Korea, but the global GSM market, has caught my attention in this area. I can’t help but be distracted by my money.

Companies such as Nokia, Rim, Motorola and Qualcomm have emerged, especially interested in supplying CDMA to my country.

There seemed to be more long-term prospects with CDMA and other source technologies secured.

In fact, the bigger reason was that I knew about Samsung Electronics and other companies in my country because there was a steady analysis in securities considerations. In addition, we often hear news because we have headquarters in California together.

Earlier in Eastern Europe, when Yugoslavia was completely decommissioned, Serbia and Albania collided for the worst.

The Serbian army massacred the Albanian people, and they also said they raped the women in the village before the massacre. Despite its eastern location, this anti-civilizational activity in 20th-century Europe has produced tremendous repercussions. Whatever happened to Milochevich, the leader of Serbia, was nothing more.

In March, NATO began bombing Serbia, its sovereign nation, with its first large-scale fighter fleet.

I could watch death, refuge, and people crying every day on TV.

Even though it’s happening on one side, the United States is thrilled that by the end of March, Dow 10,000 was the first to break through, spreading all over the newspapers.

Death on one side calls for prosperity on the other, making a strange contrast.

The stock price doesn’t know how high the sky is, but it can’t just be mine. I was successful with Nasdaq, a venture company, five or six times, and stocks, including Qualcomm, skyrocketed, and in May, more than a billion dollars, including only the money I borrowed from operating funds.

Artwork Reviews

The companies mentioned here are actually great publications in 1999. Stock prices were also reproduced by reference to various newspapers at the time. See link below.

http://www.edn.com/electronicsnews/4355301/Top50IPOs

I went through the articles in 1999 to get a sense of the atmosphere, and I think I really made some money. Qualcomm went up 2600% in the best stocks in 99 years. In short, one million won became 27 million won in 12 months, and I can imagine how devastating that was at that time.

http://news.cnet.com/21001017235357.html

I lived in the United States at the time, and if I had 100 million, I would have gotten rich in a second — oh, well, there’s a different theory, there’s a different practice, there’s got to be luck, there’s got to be guts.