Google is the kind of company that you know is going to stay relevant in decades to come. I'm 100% bullish on them.
I really believe that we're living in a golden age of tech. The companies that are thriving right now, the likes of Tesla, Google, Amazon, they will change this world one day. And their respective stocks will react accordingly. And I'll be there when it happens... I hope.
I haven't bought shares in 5 years and haven't sold either but if price drops under 920 I'm buying another huge lot.
The latest announcement from Google, hinting at release of the new Pixel smartphone, has added vigor to the smartphone market that is already upbeat over the upcoming iPhone launch.
Google acquires HTC team in $1.1 billion agreement to beef up its hardware division http://read.bi/2wINUQg
Don't listen the naysayers, hold your positions and buy the opportunity prices that appear. Stay away of the noise.
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I might add if this drops more. They've got Ruth and everyone else who matters is there. Reversion to mean for '18 anyway.
Alphabet drops on earnings miss Alphabet stock initially dropped as much as 5 percent after it reporteddisappointing Q4 earnings, though it bounced back during the company's earnings call to settle around 2 percent down. The company posted strong revenue growth, but investors are still leery of rising costs and reduced margins. Alphabet missed Wall Street expectations on the bottom line, but beat estimates on revenue: Earnings per share: $9.70 vs $9.98 expected by a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate Revenue: $32.32 billion vs $31.86 billion expected by a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate As usual, it was Google's swelling ads business, which posted $27.27 billion in revenue in Q4, that drove Alphabet's growth. Google's "other revenues" category, which includes its burgeoning enterprise business, hardware sales, and app store, posted $4.69 billion in revenue, bringing total Google revenue to $31.91 billion. (Click here to read more!)
Google drops $2B for NYC landmark Google is buying New York City landmark Chelsea Market for a cool $2 billion, The Real Deal reports. The tech company already leases 400,000 square feet, making it the building's largest tenant: Other businesses in the building include the Food Network and Major League baseball, as well as a bustling and popular food hall. Google already has a significant real estate footprint in Chelsea: When the company bought its current New York City headquarters in 2010, it paid a then-record $1.77 billion, Business Insider reports. Google's purchase is one of a number of moves by Silicon Valley giants into big cities, including Apple on Chicago's waterfront and Amazon's much anticipated second headquarters Quartz says.
