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Red Hat: Happy Linux Partners, Disappointed RHT Investors

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Red Hat's (NYSE: RHT) Q4 2013 earnings disappointed investors. But here's a riddle for channel partners: How many other software ecosystems can you find where sales are still growing nearly 20 percent annually? Plus, Red Hat is investing in storage, cloud computing, management and Big Data technologies -- areas that could provide more long-term growth opportunities for channel partners -- despite apparent concerns from Wall Street.

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... isn't enough for the idiots on Wall Street?

That's Exhibit A for what's wrong with the economy. Next thing you know they'll be talking about Red Hat as a takeover target.
Rnturn, keep in mind that with prime interest rates being held at 0% while at the same time money is being dumped into the system at appalling rates, investors are desperate for returns. Everybody knows that the entire monetary system is going to collapse, so the panic about returns is even greater.

Cyprus was just another step on the road paved with good intentions.
It won't collapse. It won't grow, either, ... But it won't collapse. Money will just change hands. Power will shift,... Life will go on... RedHat grows by 20% and investors try to spin it so that speculators dump their stock cheap. It's not putting lipstick on a pig,... it's putting a pig suit on a supermodel.
I tried to submit this as an article, but it blew up for some reason: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/red-hat-profit-rises-on-sub...

It's a mainstream financial article on Red Hat's earnings. It may be of interest to people.
My advice, if you have the money, BUY! If there are shareholders stupid enough tom sell Buy.
> ...if you have the money, BUY.

Did that a long time ago. :) Only 15 shares, but money was limited at the time.
Money? Ive heard of it.
> Growth of nearly 20% isn't enough for the idiots on Wall Street?

Not if most of those idiots were expecting 22%.

(Whether the expectations were reasonable is a totally separate issue. The stock market only cares about whether those stock prices are rising or falling.)

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