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Google's CEO Discusses Q3 2012 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Oct 18, 2012 • 4 Comments
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Google's Management Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Jul 19, 2012 • 4 Comments
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Google Management Discusses Q1 2012 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Apr 12, 2012 • 1 Comment
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Google Management Discusses Q4 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Jan 19, 2012
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Google Management Discusses Q3 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Oct 13, 2011
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Google Inc. M&A CallMon, Aug 15, 2011
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Google's CEO Discusses Q2 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Jul 14, 2011 • 2 Comments
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Google's CEO Discusses Q1 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptFri, Apr 15, 2011 • 1 Comment
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Google's CEO Discusses Q4 2010 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptFri, Jan 21, 2011
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Google Inc. Q2 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptFri, Jul 16, 2010 • 1 Comment
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- Wednesday, May 22, 6:37 PM In its earnings call today, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) CEO Meg Whitman remarked that its position in the PC market has been boosted by recent efforts to sell tablets powered by Google's (GOOG) Android, thus allowing it to compete in tablets again after discontinuing its Palm/webOS TouchPad in 2011. "If we have the right product and the right price, the channel still loves H-P and they want to sell our products," Whitman said. "Frankly, having Android products helps a lot." (Webcast) Shares +13.3% AH. 1 Comment [Tech, Earnings, On the Move]
- Wednesday, May 22, 11:07 AM AIG remains at the top Goldman's list of hedge fund hotels (the 50 stocks appearing most frequently among hedge fund top 10 holdings). Google (GOOG) retains its #2 position. Apple (APPL) - in the top spot for 3 years until February - remains at #3. Goldman notes the basket has outperformed the S&P a bit this year and the top 20 has done better by more than 1000 basis points. We smell an ETF offering. The rest of the top 20: C, GM, PCLN, VMED, NWSA, MSFT, HTZ, JPM, APC, PFE, QCOM, CHTR, HES, CBS, EBAY, DAL, EQIX. 4 Comments
- Tuesday, May 21, 7:39 PM Amazon's (AMZN) ad ambitions pose a threat to Google (GOOG), thinks ReadWrite's Derek Brown. In addition to Amazon's vision/ambition, obsession with customer satisfaction, and willingness to forgo near-term profits, the e-commerce giant's mountains of consumer purchase data stand to give it an edge as it pushes ads on its sites, on Kindles, and through a targeted display ad network. Moreover, Amazon could provide customers/partners with "relevant online transaction activity that might follow [its ads], effectively offering a closed loop marketing environment unlike any other." Of course, Google isn't standing still either. Comment! [Tech, Consumer]
- Tuesday, May 21, 2:53 PM In what could be a win for PayPal (EBAY), Google (GOOG) is shutting down Checkout in 6 months to focus its online payments efforts on Wallet. Though Google will still handle payment processing for developers selling on Google properties (Play, Chrome Web Store, Offers Marketplace), 3rd-party merchants using Checkout and lacking an internal processing solution will have to find an alternative. The announcement comes a week after Google announced several new Wallet features, including new developer APIs and an option to attach money to Gmail messages. 5 Comments [Tech]
- Monday, May 20, 6:50 PM Google (GOOG) roundup: 1) YouTube's video upload rate has passed 100 hours per minute. That's up from 72 hours last year, and 48 the year before. The milestone comes as YouTube expands live streaming support, and announces plans to unify its design across devices/platforms. 2) In July, Dell (DELL) will begin selling Project Ophelia, a $100 USB flash drive-shaped device that allows any monitor with an HDMI port to be turned into an Android PC. Dell is also working on "a keyboard-like technology for users to type when Ophelia is docked to a screen." 6 Comments [Tech]
- Friday, May 17, 2:28 PM Google's (GOOG +0.1%) sell-side PTs have been surging as shares continue trading above $900 following a torrent of I/O news. The I/O news demonstrates "Google remains one of the most innovative and forward thinking companies of this generation," gushes Topeka, which has raised its PT to $999. Baird's PT is now at $1,025, and Argus' at $1,065. In some respects, the mood resembles that surrounding Apple not too long ago. 17 Comments [Tech]
- Thursday, May 16, 2:32 PM Google's (GOOG -0.6%) I/O news deluge isn't over. 1) Google Search's Knowledge Graph feature is being updated to include more stats and anticipate/answer follow-up questions. Echoing Ray Kurzweil's remarks, Google also plans to use natural language analysis to make results more conversational. 2) The Compute Engine and App Engine cloud infrastructure/app development services (compete against AMZN) have received updates. Compute Engine is also now open to all developers. 3) YouTube's live streaming service is now available to any channel with 1K+ subs. 4) Facebook and Twitter Glass apps are about to launch. 5) Google has bought a quantum computer, and will use it in an artificial intelligence lab it's creating with NASA. (previous) Comment! [Tech]
- Thursday, May 16, 11:45 AM Facebook (FB -1.5%) is down 3.6% over the last 2 days, possibly thanks to concerns about a revamped Google+. The latest update to Google's (GOOG) oft-mocked social networking platform brings a card-based UI and (more importantly) heavy use of Google's server farms to automatically enhance/modify images and add tags and links to uploaded content. The imaging tricks include the ability to automatically create animated GIFs and HDR shots, and even adjust skin tone and contrast - some think this also poses a challenge to Adobe (ADBE). But Facebook, the 800-lb. gorilla of online photo-sharing, still has unmatched network effects, and has been willing to borrow ideas from Google+ Comment! [Tech]
- Thursday, May 16, 10:25 AM eBay (EBAY -0.2%) roundup: 1) Google (GOOG) is adding the ability to attach money transfers to Gmail messages (via Google Wallet). Though unlikely to have a big impact on PayPal's merchant transactions, this move could allow Google to grab a chunk of the market for more informal online payments (particularly consumer-to-consumer), given Gmail's huge reach. 2) CTO Mark Carges recently sold 111K shares at $55.53. 3) Lazard has launched coverage with a Buy and $55 PT. Comment! [Tech, Consumer]
- Wednesday, May 15, 3:08 PM The Google I/O (GOOG) news flow won't stop. 1) The rumored Google Maps overhaul is unveiled. Taking cues from the iPhone app, the sidebar has been replaced by a search box and cards. Content from an overhauled Google Earth is included, and vector maps yield better performance. An Android update is on tap; the overdue iPad app arrives this summer. 2) Google is looking to tie together Android, iOS, and Web gaming via Play Game Services, but real-time gaming is Android-only for now. 3) Google Now has been updated to include voice reminders, e-mails, and public transit data. 4) Chrome now supports voice search. 5) Larry Page takes the stage a day after disclosing he has vocal cord paralysis. (previous) (live blog) Comment! [Tech]
- Wednesday, May 15, 1:53 PM More from Google I/O: 1) In a salvo aimed at Facebook, Skype, WhatsApp, and other messaging rivals, Google is tying its messaging services (Talk, Voice, etc.) into a single platform/app called Hangouts; it was previously rumored to be named Babble. 2) Google+ has been overhauled to feature a card-based design that echoes Google Now, and automatically add links/tags to uploaded content. Chances are Facebook isn't too worried for now. 3) Google tries to bolster the Chromebook's education market momentum by launching Play for Education, a custom app store for schools/students. Apple has also been aggressively targeting the education market. (live blog) 2 Comments [Tech]
- Wednesday, May 15, 1:05 PM Google (GOOG +2.2%) launches All Access, its well-reported subscription music service. All Access, available today in the U.S., costs $10/month, is integrated with Google Play, and allows song selections to morph into Web radio stations. No news about a rumored YouTube music video service for now. Pandora (P -0.5%), which has weathered Spotify's attack well, is only slightly lower. Google is also announcing a Galaxy S4 with stock Android (previous) that sells for $649 unsubsidized, and states Chrome's monthly user base has topped 750M (up 300M+ Y/Y) - that's an indirect positive for Google's search share and traffic acquisition costs. (live blog) Comment! [Tech]
- Wednesday, May 15, 12:36 PM 900M Android devices have been activated, up from 400M in June 2012, Google (GOOG +2.4%) brags as I/O gets underway; Eric Schmidt stated in April Android phone users will top 1B in 6-9 months. Google Play app installs have passed 48B, with 2.5B in the last month alone. The iTunes App Store, which launched earlier, is closing in on 50B; the numbers suggest Play is now seeing more downloads, though monetization still trails. Google has announced Play Game Services, its rumored Android gaming network, as well as a new developer environment and location services APIs. (live blog) Comment! [Tech]
- Wednesday, May 15, 11:50 AM Google (GOOG +2.5%) and Samsung (SSNLF.PK) will use Google I/O to show off a version of the Galaxy S4 that (like Google's Nexus hardware) runs a stock version of Android, Geek.com reports. Google, which has cracked $900 for the first time today, has been working hard to promote stock Android relative to versions with custom skins such as Samsung's TouchWiz and HTC's Sense, but with limited success. Upcoming Motorola phones will reportedly run stock Android. I/O festivities start at 12PM ET (live blog). (music service reports) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, May 15, 7:48 AM Google (GOOG) is reiterated a Buy with $1,000 price target at Jefferies ahead of the I/O Developers Conference kicking off today. Don't expect a repeat from last year, however, which included several key hardware launches (and the stock gaining 4% over 5 days). Instead, this year should focus on improvements to existing products and services. Shares +0.3% premarket. 4 Comments [Tech]
- Tuesday, May 14, 7:53 PM Pandora (P) -3.6% AH following reports Google (GOOG) will launch subscription-based music services - a Spotify-like service, and a YouTube music video service - with at least the former service launching tomorrow. Neither appears to directly compete with Pandora's ad-supported online radio service (which thus far hasn't been hurt badly by Spotify's growth), particularly given an NYT report stating the Spotify-like service won't include a free tier. However, the YouTube service would be a unique market entry, one backed by a site with enormous reach. It would need an audio-only option to keep a lid on battery drain and mobile data usage; a WSJ report suggests Google is looking to offer one. 6 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
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Clayton Rulli: Meanwhile AAPL green. Love it! Long Oct AAPL call vs Long SPY Puts
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James Sands
Online Video Ad Effectiveness: http://bit.ly/14RbMxV $GOOG, $YOKU, $BIDU, $VELT, $MM, $AUGT.OB - View all 0 replies
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Noodlez
Old $GOOG rumor makes me wonder what would happen if $BBRY could buy WhatsApp (burning 34% of its cash)? worth it? http://bit.ly/147qtAo - View all 16 replies
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Noodlez: I hear you. It just amazes me when I read how much certain companies paid for instagram and tumblr. It's easier to lock consumers in communi
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Capitalist Bull
LSA continues to confirm rally. Add/initiate new positions on pullbacks. http://stks.co/pDTT $ES_F $GOOG $SPWR $TSLA $OCN $NFLX $YELP $P - View all 0 replies
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Philip Davis
Morning Macro Notes on the S&P, China and TSLA $$ $SPY $F $TSLA $YHOO $KO $GOOG $AMZN #economy -- http://bit.ly/YSrjg7 - View all 0 replies
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Christopher F. Davis
$GOOG to 1,000 talk reminds me of the old $AAPL talk. Might be worth throwing 300 bucks into a way out of money put lol. - View all 1 replies
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Jason Burack: The trend trading hedge funds & HFT will turn that into a bubble too
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John Vincent
Brave Warrior's Glenn Greenberg doubled $ESRX while eliminating $ADBE & $MSI. Also reduced $GOOG. Details @ http://bit.ly/14eZEae - View all 0 replies
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Noodlez
Old $GOOG rumor makes me wonder what would happen if $BBRY could buy WhatsApp (burning 34% of its cash)? worth it? http://bit.ly/147qtAo - View all 16 replies
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Noodlez: I hear you. It just amazes me when I read how much certain companies paid for instagram and tumblr. It's easier to lock consumers in communi
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schwak: nice play on the devil. i have three of your articiales but, may i ask.... do short are buy long, i ask cuase you only seem to talk tech.
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Christopher F. Davis
$GOOG to 1,000 talk reminds me of the old $AAPL talk. Might be worth throwing 300 bucks into a way out of money put lol. - View all 1 replies
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Jason Burack: The trend trading hedge funds & HFT will turn that into a bubble too
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jazzfan1: well...how many people know about google now? serious, that`s my first thought after reading the article...(i do not own a smartphone!). -
Matt Cilderman: I would say that the number of people who know about it is growing rapidly...especially due to it's new iOS release.
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Not Rich
$GOOG's RR response reeks of desperation, http://bit.ly/127nqmg - Expect $VRNG's response by Monday and a final ruling soon after. - View all 3 replies
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Mongoose7916: I think bears are to scared to short it past these levels. This level is safe until more news about the case/settlement happen. -
jlf75: There is no workaround. There's no way a method can be worked around. This is all lawyering but when JJ realizes it, it's curtains for GOOG.
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James Sands
$GOOG, $AAPL, $PCLN, who would have thought it. Google is the closest to possibly close over $1,000. - View all 3 replies
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James Sands: I sold out near $600 a while back when I revamped my portfolio. I would rather own DoubleClick, YouTube, or Admob separately.
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James Sands: Google is another company though that if you just dove in at the IPO and held, you would be doing quite alright.
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Skull & Bones: Worth that only to those who bought 1,516,499 shares today. Seen this movie before....know how it ends. -
RycheMykol: Ut oh, managers put a $1000 price on GOOG, that was the kiss of death for Apple. Wonder if they'll do the same to this stock?
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Michael Eisenberg
Kids think $GOOG android is not "new" enough. So $MSFT phone is now cool with kids who don't want to be like parents. Turn of events?? - View all 2 replies
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alphaRAJU: True. I was at a party and all the parents had iPhones, a kid saw my Nokia Lumina 900 and said that's what he's going to get. True. -
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$GOOG "YouTube to begin offering pay channels for a monthly fee, watching $NFLX drop as this puts them squarely in competition.." - View all 2 replies
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DIgitalMediaView: Financial Times: "Google is on the verge of unveiling an à la carte subscription service" http://bit.ly/17HI5B1
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jamesingram32: We are at the very beginning of social, and 500mm active users is way past critical mass. + Sean Parker et al.
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Abu Bakr Hussain
Final $MSFT article published - check it out here! $NOK $AAPL $GOOG seekingalpha.com/article/1395161 - View all 4 replies
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Abu Bakr Hussain: thanks system - investor relation rules make it really hard to do the research but its fun nonetheless!
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Abu Bakr Hussain: Good shout seppo, it was very nicely priced before, azures gone billion dollar, WP is growing - just watch out for how W8/Blue develops =)