Richard Williams
Richard Williams
Animator who won a 1989 Academy Award for his work on the live action/animation hybrid film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." "The Thief and the Cobbler" became his unfinished masterpiece.
ProfessionCartoonist
Date of Birth19 March 1933
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It's premature to be able to gauge what's really happening with corporate demand. Long-term investors need to wait and get more data before making any decisions about these stocks.
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The average retail investor can't be as nimble as institutions. If you buy right now, you might be sitting on a loss for months.
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This strikes me as a trial balloon, ... Management may be getting tired of the harping on the dividend so if they give investors a quarter of the cash to shut people up, then the company can get back to business.
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We see cannibalism as the only way to survive right now for the big players. There are a lot of software companies out there that can't grow.
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These software stocks are all overvalued on the fundamentals that we see today.
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These settlements and collaborations are clearing the table. It is a preamble to a larger strategic move, ... Microsoft is trying to keep MSN relevant.
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The stock reaction is muted considering how big these problems appear to be.
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Crouch has the stature to lead the line, his very existence sets an unusual problem for defenders, and the combination of his spidery limbs, surprisingly delicate control and patient approach allow him to hold the ball up quite effectively
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And this is what we came up with -- a private, Christian school.
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There's a fair bit of seasonality for software companies. The fourth quarter and second quarter are the biggest; the third quarter stinks because Europe is on vacation.
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There's a fair bit of seasonality for software companies, ... The fourth quarter and second quarter are the biggest; the third quarter stinks because Europe is on vacation.
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Pricing pressures are definitely an issue for software companies. This strikes me as a clear sign that things are still not getting better,
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People power saves PeopleSoft. Customer loyalty is such a powerful force and it was underestimated,
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On the whole this is modestly positive news.