Published: 2024-09-22
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Google (GOOG/GOOGL) stock is predicted to become one of the author's 'Magnificent 7' holdings, meaning an investment of over $100,000 in his public account, indicating strong performance.
"This could honestly make it into a MAG 7 in in my public account overall"
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FuboTV (FUBO) is predicted to have a very good chance of becoming the second-largest player in the streaming space long term.
"I own the in my opinion A company that has a very good chance to be number two in that space long term which is fubo TV"
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Google (GOOG/GOOGL) is predicted to reach over $400 billion in revenue in the near future (within 1-2 years of September 2024).
"won't be long before they'll do doing 400 billion plus in Revenue"
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If the Department of Justice breaks up the deal where Google pays Apple tens of billions for default search, Apple's (AAPL) business model will be immensely hurt.
"if that goes away for Apple that's going to hurt Apple's business model immensely"
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If the Google-Apple default search deal is broken up, Google (GOOG/GOOGL) will benefit significantly from the freed-up cash, leading to an immense increase in earnings per share and net income.
"I think it hurts apple way more than it hurts Google and then would just put a ton more money in Google's Pockets which would create an immense amount more of of earnings per share net income"
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In an ultra-bearish scenario, Google (GOOG/GOOGL) is predicted to grow revenue and net income by only 5% annually from 2025 to 2028, resulting in a stock price of $188-$235 by 2028 and a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 3-9%.
"The worst case scenario I see for Google is a scenario where the company grows Revenue by only 5% a year over the next four years from 2025 to 2028... that would put the stock at somewhere between about $188 and $235 which would be a compounding annual growth rate of about 3% on the low end and about 9% on the high end"
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Google (GOOG/GOOGL) is expected to grow revenue by 11% annually and net income by 12% annually through 2028, reaching over $500 billion in revenue and $150 billion in net income. The stock price is predicted to be $305-$365 by 2028, yielding a CAGR of 17-22%.
"I expect Google do an 11% Revenue growth on average over the coming years... and do around 12% net income growth on average... $500 billion plus in Revenue in 2028 and getting to over $150 billion of net income come 2028... This will put the stock price at somewhere between about $305 and $365 there'd be a compounding annual growth rate on the low end of about 17% and a compounding annual growth rate on the high end of about 22%"
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In an ultra-bullish scenario, Google (GOOG/GOOGL) is predicted to achieve 17% annual revenue growth and 20% annual net income growth through 2028, reaching $660 billion in revenue and $200 billion in net income by 2028, yielding a CAGR of 36-41%.
"Ultra bullish case for Google McDougall 17% Revenue growth on average... they put them at $660 billion of Revenue 2028 net income wise 20% a year so i' put them right around 200 billion dollar of net income in 2028... that would be a compounding growth rate at 36% on the low end 41% on the high end"
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If Tesla (TSLA) does not have fully autonomous vehicles (without a driver inside) on the road within two years of the video date (i.e., by September 2026), Waymo (owned by Google) is predicted to be the undisputed leader in autonomous driving.
"what happens if Tesla still doesn't have vehicles on the road 2 years from now that don't have a driver inside like oh my gosh like wh Mo's going to be so far out in front of Telsa then at that point in time it's going to be wh Mo's game to lose they'll be the winner winner chicken dinner"
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US Job Openings (JOLTS) are predicted to bottom by early 2025 and then see slow, gradual increases through 2025, keeping the unemployment rate under 5% (in the 4s), indicating a 'soft landing' for the economy.
"there is a potential here that we could see the job openings bottom at the end of this year and into the beginning of 2025 and you could actually start to see jolts pick up a little bit actually in 2025... which would then hold us at an unemployment rate under 5% and keep us in the fours... if that happens then we got the soft Landing"
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