and we saw how that turned out. not much action in the aftermarket. given all the frenzy, i thought it was kind of boring, like the super bowl pre-party was more compelling than the actual game. i still don t think it s time to get in. i would rather be a seller. we can put paid in the initial public offering of the generation. you know what i say? i say hallelujah because it is just one stock, one company and when we consider our game plan, facebook will no longer be the factor controlling our thinking. unfortunately, however, some things never seem to change. our game plan is, once again as it seems to be every year at this time, dependent upon what happens, not here, but in europe. fortunately, banks close over the weekend, as they do here. but if they fail to open monday or if we experience dramatic runs as greek citizens worry, justifiably, they re life savings are in jeopardy because of changing currency, we ll have a very different scenario on our hands than if w
public offering of the generation. you know what i say? i say hallelujah because it is just one stock, one company and when we consider our game plan, facebook will no longer be the factor controlling our thinking. unfortunately, however, some things never seem to change. our game plan is, once again as it seems to be every year at this time, dependent upon what happens, not here, but in europe. fortunately, banks close over the weekend, as they do here. but if they fail to open monday or if we experience dramatic runs as greek citizens, justifiably, they re life savings are in jeopardy because of changing currency, we ll have a very different scenario on our hands than if we have global intervention to solve the dilemma of financial solvency that haunt not just greece, but spain and italy. look, i know you re probably sick of hearing it. i say, geez, do i have to talk about it again? i have to talk about what matters. as i outlined earlier this week, some of our comp
we can put paid in the initial public offering of the generation. you know what i say? i say hallelujah because it is just one stock, one company and when we consider our game plan, facebook will no longer be the factor controlling our thinking. unfortunately, however, some things never seem to change. our game plan is, once again as it seems to be every year at this time, dependent upon what happens, not here, but in europe. fortunately, banks close over the weekend, as they do here. but if they fail to open monday or if we experience dramatic runs as greek citizens, justifiably, they re life savings are in jeopardy because of changing currency, we ll have a very different scenario on our hands than if we have global intervention to solve the dilemma of financial solvency that haunt not just greece, but spain and italy. look, i know you re probably sick of hearing it. i say, geez, do i have to talk about it again? i have to talk about what matters. as i outlined earl
it was kind of boring, like the super bowl preparty was more compelling than the actual game. i still don t think it s time to get in. i would rather be a seller. we can put paid in the initial public offering of the generation. you know what i say? i say hallelujah because it is just one stock, one company and when we consider our game plan, facebook will no longer be the factor controlling our thinking. unfortunately, however, some things never seem to change. our game plan is, once again as it seems to be every year at this time, dependent upon what happens, not here, but in europe. fortunately, banks close over the weekend, as they do here. but if they fail to open monday or if we experience dramatic runs as greek citizens, justiceably, they re life savings are in jeopardy because of changing currency, we ll have a very dampbt scenario on our hands than if we have global intervention to solve the dilemma of financial solvency that haunt not just greece, but spai