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Richard Williams Quotes
«Novell and Red Hat are very expensive stocks, even with their strong growth,»
Author: Richard Williams
«There is a huge disconnect between the magnitude of what is likely to happen with earnings and what stocks have already discounted,»
Author: Richard Williams
«People power saves PeopleSoft. Customer loyalty is such a powerful force and it was underestimated,»
Author: Richard Williams
«This is a shockwave. Bulls are going to have to sit back and ask if they have baked in too much good news,»
Author: Richard Williams
«If unearned revenue keeps sliding, it suggests the growth story for Microsoft has gotten long in the tooth and that would raise more worries about the valuation,»
Author: Richard Williams
«The reality is that an Oracle deal would cost PeopleSoft customers. They have a vested interest in keeping PeopleSoft independent,»
Author: Richard Williams
«Greg is a good fit for Oracle since he's a high-powered CFO type. And I don't think it will herald any huge change in strategy for Oracle. He'll continue to try and buy companies on the cheap,»
Author: Richard Williams
«Symantec cannot grow as rapidly as it has done in the past,»
Author: Richard Williams
«To buy (Siebel) and combine them along with other smaller acquisitions into Oracle in a very short time is an unprecedented task in terms of difficulty. It's not easy by any stretch, and that is a lot of risk to try to do that in a short time with a bunch of different technologies.»
Author: Richard Williams