Here is a list of Google's six earnings reports with the stock price reaction to the reports as well. Notice that after the two times the stock traded down in the post market after reporting, the stock made nice reversals the next morning to make back some of the losses. Last report, the stock made its lows at around 5 pm (was down over $70 at one point) and then reversed course, showing strength through the close the following day.
Wow!!!
This is an interesting piece of information.
I guess, in whatever the way you look at Google, you can make money.
I saw the street signs yesterday, and you were mentioning that Google is a great candidate for hold but not for buy.
Posted by: Siva Nara | April 20, 2006 at 05:54 PM
Expectations, people. that's what it was -- last time GOOG reported (3 months ago), expectations for GOOG were sky high. Numbers were fine, by most measures, but investors sold off anyways. great buying op if you caught it -- kudos to MARK M, the blond haired citi analyst who remained bullish 24/7 through it all.....
This time around, when google reported, it had the luxury of being surrounded by LOW(er) expectations. Of course, when they ripped EPS (from year ago period) to shreds, the Street started cheerleading....
Fundamentally, Google is stronger than ever. Because it has over $8B in cash on the books, I'm not requiring a larger discount rate or margin of safety. I'd pick up shares at these levels and my feeling is that Google sees $490 inside the next 6 weeks....
Sure, YHOO is closing the gap, but GOOG has cash. google has talent/strong management. and google's got itself: "google," an iconic monument and terrifically branded edifice whose intangible value I wholly respect....
Posted by: DANNY | April 22, 2006 at 02:17 AM