Would you invest in a web site?
GOOGLE $TOCK
Internet search leader Google Inc. Detailed its highly anticipated public stock offering Monday with an estimate that its market value will be as high as $36 billion, which would rival corporate stalwarts such as McDonald's Corp. And Sony Corp.
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I would definitely invest in a website which is as profitable as Google's. However, it seems their stock will initially be between $105 and $135 which is pretty high for the average stock purchaser. For a stock to be appealing, it should start somewhere in the $40-$50 price range, at the highest.
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GOOGLE AD MACHINE STEAMROLLS ON
Google said Wednesday that profits nearly tripled in the fourth quarter, topping forecasts on Wall Street thanks to robust growth in online advertising.
Ref. https://money.cnn.com/2007/01/31/technology...nings/index.htm
Google is only going to get bigger and bigger, I have said it before and will say it again. I should have got Google stock when they first went public, their IPO was on the cheap end to start. I would have been rich by now. But alas, hind sight is twenty twenty, and you can't spend what you don't have.
But back to Google stock, it is expected to go up even more this next year as advertising sales sky rocket. This is the reason that Yahoo cannot compete on a realistic level, and other online marketing companies aren't able to compete with Google either.
Google profits disappoint market
Despite strong profit growth, shares in Google are down sharply as investors reacted badly to its latest results.
Ref. https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7221170.stm
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Google makes almost $2B in profit in latest quarter
By Byron Acohido, USA TODAY
Google. Revved up its fourth-quarter Internet advertising sales to approach $2 billion in quarterly profit for the first time, providing the strongest sign yet that Internet search leader has shaken off the recession's doldrums. Ref. Source 6