is google really worth $300-350 a share?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by jasonjm, Jun 7, 2005.

  1. trader99

    trader99

    True, they might have crashed 50% from the peak. But did you know that if you had bought CSCO at its IPO and held to March 2000, it would have gone up 65,000%?!!!

    We might say Google is very high now. But who knows. It might or might not be the next CSCO. I mean Dell went up like 50,000%!. MSFT went up like 40,000%!

    But I admit we had a secular bull market that beat all bull markets during the 90s. We might not see that again in our lifetime. :(

    But just an idea about long-term investing of solid stocks can huge reap benefits.
     
    #51     Jun 9, 2005


  2. Vhehn LOL ....

    Regards..
     
    #52     Jun 9, 2005
  3. that is true but stocks like csco didnt ipo with a 30billion mc so their base was much lower. if GOOG were to go up 10000% from its ipo price it would be a huge number.
     
    #53     Jun 9, 2005
  4. i dunno.. is a piece of cardboard with mickey mantle on it worth $80,000? is a ferrari 360 modena worth $350,000?

     
    #54     Jun 9, 2005
  5. trader99

    trader99

    vhehn,

    you are right. Very good observation. CSCO, MSFT, DELL, and other hot stocks of the 90s took a decade to achieve their multi-billion dollars market cap.

    GOOG did it almost virtually overnight.

    By the same argument, if GOOG were to go up 60,000% it will be worth more than the market cap of all equities securities in the world combined and some. Which is not possible.


    Man...
     
    #55     Jun 9, 2005

  6. At the-end of the day- all the markets are is a auction ,It is as simple as that (What people will pay) (What people won't pay)

    It,s a very old game ,Which many persons try to complicate


    Regards.....
     
    #56     Jun 9, 2005
  7. M Vega

    M Vega

    gmail is down :mad:
     
    #57     Jun 9, 2005
  8. Keep in mind the same hold for the buy side, maybe more so.
     
    #58     Jun 9, 2005
  9. ENZO

    ENZO

    Good Advice

     
    #59     Jun 9, 2005