International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM)

IBM might be the sleeper on this "cloud computing" thing. When that hits I think they will be well positioned to take a piece of the market.

Will continue to be a leader and not a follower in the tech world.

They are cheaters and sooner or later they will pay for it.

A great blue-chip technology company with growing earnings and increasing dividends, and you don't have to pay for any hype.

I love IBM, but it's already priced high. Once it breaks 130 dollars, they need to think about a split to keep investors excited. Otherwise, this is an underperform stock.

a good stock

IBM employs the best talent in this business sector. People are the most important asset. It is well diversified throughout the global economy. It is well managed financially. It is an experienced business competitor.

i choice this stock because this stock have to deal with business and machines and that interest me.

Initial business machines isn't such a good stock, it dropped tremendously after the economy crash and make take a year or so to get back into business like it was before.Before the crash many businesses were opening and they needed business machinery but now a lot of businesses have been closed so until the economy gets back rite this stock isn't going to be much use.

Still number 1 with services and products.

seems solid

Globally diversified, well positioned in the BRIC countries, particularly India.

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Services and software continue to drive the recent growth of IBM. Palmisano gets it. Economic slowdown has actually helped IBM to an extent, as companies look for ways to cut cost more aggressively. As the economy rebounds, IBM will reap even more benefit as IT dollars loosen up. Look for continued steady growth over the next 2-3 years.

Industry leader has competitive advantage. Excellent value at current price.

my dad works there

Strong well managed company

you can't kill it

IBM is a solid company with operations and clients world over. I think it'll benefit from the growth in international economy. I also like their linux push.