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Poll: Which FAANG is the most likely to decline in the years ahead?
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#2My guess is Netflix, I think the others have much wider moats. No actual number crunching was involved in producing this guess.
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#3Is there any way to hide the votes until you've voted?
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#4Netflix's inclusion in this list instead of Microsoft may have been the best investor-relations coup in history.
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#5Netflix's inclusion in this list instead of Microsoft may have been the best investor-relations coup in history.
Nah its just easier to say fang than famg
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#6Google feels the least aggressive about moving into the future.
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#7I hope Facebook since it would benefit the world, but I think Netflix is most likely.
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#8Google feels the least aggressive about moving into the future.
Makes me wish that YouTube would be spunned off into it's own company.
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#9Amazon, Google and Netflix seem to be happy where they are and don't seem to be innovating much; more interested in collecting rents on existing properties. Apple keeps doing what they've been doing for the last 20 years (successfully). Facebook is trying to pitch this Meta thing, which to me sounds like a desperation play and doesn't sound that interesting, but I'm not hip with whatever is going on in social media.
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#10I think we have out grown FAANG. There are tech companies with moats and great tech that should be included. IE: Microsoft and Shopify. Decline is kinda open ended too, but if we are talking about ability to hire the best talent, I think it's safe to say Facebook/Meta is going to see a decline in talent. Despite their amazing salaries, because of the brand name that's attached to it they won't see as great talent anymore.