All About Motorola
Google’s (GOOG) profits are set to expand now that the company has dumped Motorola Mobility. I’ll buy it today for the Growth Portfolio.
Google’s (GOOG) profits are set to expand now that the company has dumped Motorola Mobility. I’ll buy it today for the Growth Portfolio.
Google (GOOG) is a hot stock once again. With shares clear past $1000, let’s analyze where GOOG is headed.
Did you know Google had negative profit growth last quarter, and missed estimates too? Google (GOOG) at 20 times earnings is so-not-worth-it.
Google’s (GOOG) profit margin is falling because of wasteful spending and mobile advertising. Low taxes saved the quarter.
Last week Google (GOOG) popped after reporting earnings growth of only 11% last quarter. I’m not a believer that the run higher has legs.
Google (GOOG) and IBM (IBM) are up after reporting last night. In the battle of GOOG vs. IBM I’d place my money in IBM.
Google (GOOG) had a big miss last quarter, now the one year chart and earnings table are flooded in red. Time to sell GOOG from the Growth Portfolio.
Google’s (GOOG) been going higher after it reported earnings. But when I did my research I saw numbers went down. Sell at $655.
Google (GOOG) is creating a class C share, and these shareholders won’t have rights to vote out management. They are in control, not you. Got it?
I wish Google (GOOG) was more dependable. The stock will be sold from the Aggressive Growth Portfolio today. I’ll hold GOOG in the Growth Portfolio cuz its a good value.
Today I will purchase Google (GOOG) in the Growth Portfolio and Aggressive Growth Portfolio. GOOG’s P/E of 13 is just too low — this stock is a solid bet for 2012.
Google (GOOG) is looking good again. The big thing is GOOG’s P/E has gone from 18 last quarter to 13 this quarter. With the company growing around 20%, this stock is an undervalued growth stock.
Investors have gone Googleisious over Google (GOOG) again after a great earnings reeport last quarter. It’s as if the stock has gotten out of rehab and told investors it won’t hurt them again. Here’s what I think of GOOG today.
Google (GOOG) doesn’t care what you — or Wall Street analysts — think of how its running its business. They are gonna do what they are gonna do and if you want to own the stock then own it.
Google (GOOG) had results last qtr that were better than expected. Of course only a qtr earlier results disappointed. What do I make of this?