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This summary was created by AI, based on 90 opinions in the last 12 months.
Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) has received a generally positive consensus from analysts and experts, showcasing its strong revenue growth and robust positions in both AI and cloud services. The company's cloud business, in particular, has demonstrated impressive YOY growth, contributing positively to its revenue streams. Despite these achievements, concerns about rising capital expenditures and recent negative cash flow have led to some caution, with several experts suggesting waiting for a pullback before investing further. Overall, many see GOOG as a strong long-term hold due to its diversified product offerings, including AI capabilities through Gemini and its leadership in search and digital advertising.
Kind of warming up to this. He keeps looking at the valuation which is attractive. Trading at $540 with $75 a share net in cash. Probably by this time next year, they will have $85-$90 a share net in cash and close to earning $30. 14 or 15 times net cash is not a lot to pay for a wonderful company. This company has probably one of the biggest moats in the world and a very, very long runway of growth with advertising online, and are now monetizing YouTube. Interesting and exciting to him.
Has owned this for quite some time. A wonderfully innovative company. 80% of all cell phones operate on their system. Has a great balance sheet. Visionary leadership that doesn't pay themselves a penny. They are able to attract outstanding talent. A lot of the things that they are working on, like autonomous driven cars, are coming to fruition. These are the kind of guys that are making things happen. They are creating the demand. The YouTube site has not been really monetized as much as it probably could be. Trading at about 18X forward earnings. For company this size, growing this well, with that many opportunities, and a dominant position in so many industries, it is incredibly good value.
Doing great things. Not necessarily focused on advertising although the bulk of the revenue comes from that. Lots of neat projects underway that could develop into bigger things. The main focus for him is the shift from advertising into mobile. Likes their tighter control of the Android operating system, which could make a good competitor for the IOS system.
Some people were disappointed with the earnings last week, but he still thinks this company is better positioned than almost anybody at technology. People keep forgetting that they own the Android operating system, the most powerful OS and the one that is running better than 70% of the global cell phones right now. At some point they are going to monetize that. They own search, and when he looks at where data and data management is going, he feels they have tremendous value. Making very good acquisitions. You get all of this for about a market multiple or a little bit more.
Had some disappointing earnings numbers after-hours today. However, he feels there is more of an issue that this is such a large animal with different tentacles, that analysts have trouble trying to pinpoint where the earnings are going to come from on a quarter by quarter basis. When you look at this from its inception to where it is today, it has grown so far and so fast. Anytime you can own this at a decent valuation this is a good name to own.
A great company. The cash flow that is coming out of them is fantastic. It allows for investing in other sectors. The transition to mobile has been wonderful. Super balance sheet. Management team has been consistent. They have lots of new developments. This is going to be one of the game changers as it has been in the past.
They split into two classes and these are the voting shares and he would buy them. Mobility is a key aspect of this company. People were hung up on the cost per click for advertising, but mobility upped their clicks so revenue growth is very robust. Their multiple is falling because earnings are growing faster. Things are setting up for a long term ownership position.
One of the better large cap tech companies you can own. Very innovative suite of products. Always thinking about trying to do something new. The problem he sees is that search has been displaced by banners. Social media has come on and moved into their space and taken advertising dollars away. He likes their business model, but it may not be the go-go stock it once was. You will get better than average growth and you are not paying a lot for it.
Technology tends to run in the last quarter of the year, October all the way through to January. This is really no different and will tend to show the same seasonal tendencies. However this has not shown the positive seasonal tendencies that are typical at this time of year. It has been underperforming the sector and underperforming the market. The trend is down with lower highs and lower lows.