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Google earns revenue from ads related to its search, e-mail, mapping, office productivity, social networking, and video sharing as well as selling advertising-free versions of the same technologies.
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Intel (INTC) is scheduled to release Q2 earnings this Tuesday July 13th, after the market close. Average analyst estimates for the Chip giant are $.43/share in EPS and $10.25 billion in Revenue. Forty-four analysts track the stock with two upward EPS revisions in the last 30 days and one downward EPS revision in the last 30 days. Last quarter, Intel beat average analyst expectations by.05/share, .43/share vs. .38/share.
http://www.piqqem.com/blog/20100713-intel-intc-sentiment-points-to-strong-earnings-1
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Any sentiment rating above 25 is considered positive, below 0 is considered negative, while 0-25 is considered neutral. Changes in sentiment are also crucial in understanding and interpreting a company’s sentiment ahead of an event like earnings. Finally, market forces need to be considered to make sure overall market sentiment changes are not overly influencing a stock’s individual sentiment.
http://www.piqqem.com/blog/20100713-intel-intc-sentiment-points-to-strong-earnings
A while ago
Apple vs. Google – Apple Winning Sentiment War
Ever wonder who’s really winning in the war of Apple (AAPL) vs. Google (GOOG)? If you look at the facts it is really quite confusing. Apple has a $221 Billion market cap, while Google’s market cap is still impressive at $158 Billion. Google has stronger gross margins of 63% with a net income as a percentage of revenue at 29.6%, while Apple has lower gross margins of 41.67% with a net income as a percentage of revenue at 22.77%. Apple is trading at 82% of it 52 week trading range, while Google is trading at 47% of its 52 week trading range.
http://www.piqqem.com/blog/20100506-apple-vs-google-apple-winning-sentiment-war
A while ago
Folks talk about their current revenue streams increasing by 18%, etc...but it's the new revenue streams that they are creating..that's where the growth is. Mobile ads, Youtube now profitable, Chrome OS and Android keeping eyes on their ads, etc...
A while ago
GOOG volatility is low so don't expect the strong price movements that you have seen in the past. Still, GOOG is the king of the internet and each quarter takes more market share from MSFT and YHOO.
