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Facebook Considers a Spring 2012 IPO at a $100 Billion Valuation

November 29, 2011
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Facebook Considers a Spring 2012 IPO at a $100 Billion Valuation

We all knew it was coming, a spectacular IPO at a high valuation, for one of the world’s most innovative and intriguing companies. After many years of capturing young people’s internet time around the world, Facebook is moving closer to an IPO, reportedly valued at a $100 billion. The company may potentially file before year-end and go public between April and June according to Bloomberg. Facebook would likely raise $10B, effectively listing 10% of the company. Facebook is a company and brand that investors are intimately familiar with. Many investors have uploaded wide expanses of personal data to the company’s servers and have also been regular members for a number of years. We even have feelings about the corporate history through the venture capital phase due to the success...

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Google Q3 Earnings Surge – Demonstrates The Power of Innovation and Focused Investment

October 14, 2011
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Google Q3 Earnings Surge – Demonstrates The Power of Innovation and Focused Investment

Q3 earnings were reported after the close of market as earnings seasons kicks off. Google’s stock price has been volatile based on market fluctuations, Department of Justice concerns, fears about losing focus after the announced deal to acquire Motorola, and fear that a recession would slow search and display revenues. The above fears have failed to materialize and Google has continued to excel in terms of internet related innovation and vision. Wall Street estimates were much too low for the current quarter and Google beat pro-forma EPS by about $1 or 10%. The Q3 earnings conference call is worth a listen for all investors. The shares closed at $559 but quickly traded up to $595 in after-hours trading. Starting with the top line revenues, Google reported the strongest revenue...

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A Guide for Q3 Earnings Season – What I’m Looking For

October 13, 2011
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A Guide for Q3 Earnings Season – What I’m Looking For

Earnings season officially gets started this week as reports have been released from Alcoa, Pepsi, JP Morgan and a few others. Tonight Google will be reporting after the close – a stock I continue to view favorably. Next week the reports will pour in at a much faster rate and by the end of next week we’ll have a pretty good feel for the tenor of US Q3 earnings. It is an important quarter because the market started to price in an abrupt slowdown around the world which would naturally be expected to negatively impact earnings in subsequent quarters. It now appears the market got way ahead of itself with negativity and bearishness as the S&P 500 approached 1,100. Since the past couple weeks couldn’t produce evidence of a...

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The Johnny Cash Project – Google Now A Global Marketing Titan

September 18, 2011
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The Johnny Cash Project – Google Now A Global Marketing Titan

Google has recently ramped up spending to pursue initiatives which have been described by the company as the next billion dollar opportunities. During the first quarter of this year, Google had plenty of detractors as the growth rate in expenses far outpaced the growth rate in sales. In Q2, there was a slightly different tune as Google achieved a much better balance between expense growth and sales growth – which accelerated north of 30%. The Johnny Cash project is representative of an inflection point in the corporate history of Google. This creative campaign represents some of the most innovative marketing (of any kind) in years where Google is able to juxtapose music, art, pop-culture, emotional connection, and corporate branding. The last company to establish such a strong connection with...

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Google Acquires Zagat & Early Signs of a Strong Q3

September 9, 2011
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Google Acquires Zagat & Early Signs of a Strong Q3

Google announced on their Google Blog, that they have finalized a deal to acquire restaurant reviewing company Zagat. The company was founded in 1979, and grew over time as more cities and restaurants have been added to the network. Zagat has also been adding venues such as hotels, bars, shopping centers and others in recent years. Zagat was purchased by private equity buyers for $31M in 2000. A few years ago, Zagat hired Goldman Sachs to put the company up for sale, reportedly for over $200M. Assuming that Zagat has continued to grow I would estimate this was between a $400-$600M deal for Google. While the terms of the acquisition were undisclosed, I look favorably on Google’s expansion into the local arena. Integrating Zagat will fit nicely with Google...

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Google (GOOG) – A Focused Internet Giant

August 23, 2011
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Google (GOOG) – A Focused Internet Giant

Google (GOOG) was highlighted in a post we did after the announcement to acquire Motorola on 8/15/11. In actuality, Google has the opportunity to produce 20-30% stock price returns for a number of years as investors today are buying into the stock at the ex-financial crisis low valuation. We break down Google into the following 5 drivers: 1)  Google Search – own the business that redefined the internet 2)  Google Display Networks – the emerging beast 3)  Mobile Dominance – Android many moves ahead on the chess board 4)  International Growth – under-appreciated gem 5)  Social and Relevance of Google+ – other irons in the fire As opposed to more formulaic Wall Street thesis, we’ll present the Google investment thematic and keep things big picture. Towards the end of...

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Google (GOOG) to acquire Motorola – Investment Analysis

August 15, 2011
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Google (GOOG) to acquire Motorola – Investment Analysis

Google has announced an agreement to acquire Motorola Solutions (MMI) as they continue their push into mobile internet and mobile hardware. The deal was announced for $12.5B and shareholders of Motorola Solutions will receive $40 per share in cash. This is a cool 63.5% for shareholders of MMI relative to Friday’s closing prices. Larry Page and Patrick Pichette (Google’s CFO) did a quick conference call explaining the deal this morning. You can listen to the call over at Google’s investor relations site. The call didn’t say too much other than point out that the deal will be accretive (ex amortization of intangibles) immediately from the time it closes. This is because Google is funding the transaction with excess cash that is sitting on the balance sheet earning very low...

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