We have all been waiting for an uptick!! Now is your chance to get back in from Pandora being at a oversold state.
Quoted by WSJ:
Pandora Media Inc. said its Internet radio service will be streamed through Verizon Communications Inc.'s FiOS TV, the first TV provider to offer the personalized radio station
Thinking about investing in Pandora's IPO stocks and want to see the trends. I will describe my occurances with trading this stock. They have the stock ticket as "P"
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Seeking Alpha Posts Good News for P
Pandora (P): Often, to get past visions of a stinker stock, you need vision. Today, several issues dog Pandora. First, how can it offset the crazy amount of cash it must put toward music royalty fees by maximizing advertising and subscription revenue? And how can the company expect to compete alongside terrestrial radio and Sirius XM (SIRI) satellite radio in the face of data usage caps and an in-vehicle connection that takes an extra step to execute relative to the aforementioned other two options?
Both questions are excellent. I have more where they came from. Despite my original contention that I would not touch P with somebody else's 10-foot pole, I think the stock is a mid- to long-term buy.
First, the day will come when your car serves as nothing but a rolling tablet PC. While I am not particularly keen on the whole idea, it's coming. Push a button and there's Pandora. There's too much consumer pressure mounting that data caps might soon become a thing of the past ... again. The trend of setting limits will reverse itself, rather abruptly, relatively soon. It might sound crazy in today's environment, but that's where the vision comes in. Who would have thought 10 years ago that society would walk around with its collective eyes glued to an iPhone? Even the great William Gibson did not see that coming.
Both questions are excellent. I have more where they came from. Despite my original contention that I would not touch P with somebody else's 10-foot pole, I think the stock is a mid- to long-term buy.
First, the day will come when your car serves as nothing but a rolling tablet PC. While I am not particularly keen on the whole idea, it's coming. Push a button and there's Pandora. There's too much consumer pressure mounting that data caps might soon become a thing of the past ... again. The trend of setting limits will reverse itself, rather abruptly, relatively soon. It might sound crazy in today's environment, but that's where the vision comes in. Who would have thought 10 years ago that society would walk around with its collective eyes glued to an iPhone? Even the great William Gibson did not see that coming.
Monday, July 18, 2011
As the Dow Jones Falls
We major competitors for Pandora. There is so much bad news of Pandora not being able to maintain stability. People are expecting new changes from Pandora before they see a new rise.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Pandora's Past Week Trends July 11- July 15
This week Pandora has fallen from $19 to $17. The stock has always dropped about fifty cents then always around mid day around 10am-11am PST this stock has always had a toll going back north. Good buy and sell markers.

17.78 -0.01 (-0.06%) Jul 15 4:00pm ET
17.50 -0.28 (-1.57%) After Hours
Open: 18.05
High: 18.25
Low: 17.15
Volume: 805,858
Avg Vol: 4,545,000
Mkt Cap: 2.84B
17.78 -0.01 (-0.06%) Jul 15 4:00pm ET
17.50 -0.28 (-1.57%) After Hours
Open: 18.05
High: 18.25
Low: 17.15
Volume: 805,858
Avg Vol: 4,545,000
Mkt Cap: 2.84B
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