Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
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Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#2I'm assuming they mean 7.5 billion, and 7.96 billion respectively but if they aren't then it seems that they should check the couches in the offices.
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#3> The company posted earnings of $7.50 on revenue of $20.26 billion, while analysts were expecting earnings of $7.96 on revenue of $20.38 billion. I'm assuming they mean 7.5 billion, and 7.96 billion respectively but if they aren't then it seems that they should check the couches in the offices.
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#4> The company posted earnings of $7.50 on revenue of $20.26 billion, while analysts were expecting earnings of $7.96 on revenue of $20.38 billion. I'm assuming they mean 7.5 billion, and 7.96 billion respectively but if they aren't then it seems that they should check the couches in the offices.
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
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#6Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#7> The company posted earnings of $7.50 on revenue of $20.26 billion, while analysts were expecting earnings of $7.96 on revenue of $20.38 billion. I'm assuming they mean 7.5 billion, and 7.96 billion respectively but if they aren't then it seems that they should check the couches in the offices.
Earning per share....
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#8I'm amazed this trend continues. Page views almost certainly were NOT up 29% yoy. Meaning that clicks are growing faster than page views, in a big way, every single quarter, for years.
That's what sets the investor expectations, but I don't see a way this trend continues forever. There's only so much room for additional ads, ad optimization, etc. At some point, you're as optimized as you can be, and growth becomes solely driven by pageviews.
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#9GOOG/GOOGL's 'other bets' revenue is more than doubled yoy, though they spent 27% more yoy ($657MM just for Q1!!) for their 'other bets' operation.
Re: Alphabet slides 5% after missing earnings expectations on revenue of $20.3B
#10"Paid clicks for Google were up 29 percent year-over-year for the first quarter" I'm amazed this trend continues. Page views almost certainly were NOT up 29% yoy. Meaning that clicks are growing faster than page views, in a big way, every single quarter, for years. That's what sets the investor expectations, but I don't see a way this trend continues forever. There's only so much room for additional ads, ad optimizat…