GOOG: Which will it see first? $300 or $600

GOOG will see which price first?

  • $300

    Votes: 43 62.3%
  • $600

    Votes: 26 37.7%

  • Total voters
    69
im still bullish on goog.
could easly rise 50% this year.
nothing has changed on company's fundamentals
panic selling and speculation is causing the steep decline.
still, even tho convinced goog won't meet expectations on report... all already priced in imo.
 
Quote from easyrider:

I have been shaking my head in disbelief every since Google went over $100. Fortunatley I dont trade my opinions.

going over a hundred was nothing...

it was trading rather conservatively at that time especially considering its growth pre-ipo. now its just insane
 
Quote from Bitstream:

im still bullish on goog.
could easly rise 50% this year.
nothing has changed on company's fundamentals
panic selling and speculation is causing the steep decline.
still, even tho convinced goog won't meet expectations on report... all already priced in imo.

Company's fundamental is based on overinflated forward estimates. This market has turned and I believe so will the economy. I say GOOG to $300 by June.
 
The fundamentals and the stock price are two completely different things.

If GOOG's earnings aren't stellar and literally "greatest ever", the stock could be putting in a major top (head and shoulders).
 
Quote from polpolik:

Company's fundamental is based on overinflated forward estimates. This market has turned and I believe so will the economy. I say GOOG to $300 by June.

Inflated fww estimates?

goog has beaten the street by A MILE on every report and I dont expect a major miss this time around.
 
Quote from Bitstream:

im still bullish on goog.
could easly rise 50% this year.
nothing has changed on company's fundamentals
panic selling and speculation is causing the steep decline.
still, even tho convinced goog won't meet expectations on report... all already priced in imo.

According to the theory of reflexivity, prices affect fundamentals.
No opinion on GOOG, it will go with the market.
 
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