Interested in knowing what people feel. Please justify your responses. Thanks !
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I guess you have no idea how stock market works and what is market cap. Pick up some basic investing courses.
They can add a grammar course while at it
Lol @Tableau, corrected the grammar. @salesforce, it’s a simple question ->do you think stock growth will be similar to goog/amzn, not sure how your comment is relevant.
Are you comparing the price of one share of msft vs goog?
Microsoft has been growing faster than Google for a few years now
Are you kidding me? MSFT is a more solid buy and lower risk than any FAANG. Currently the best performing stock on my tech stock portfolio apart from Mt. Baldy’s company. I own GOOGL+GOOG, FB, AAPL too (last 2 from IPO days).
Your question doesn't make sense, MS market cap is higher than Amazon and Google so it's already grown more than Amazon and Google. If you're referring to which company can increase the most in market value and thus increase stock price the most then let me pull out my crystal ball. Price growth is more difficult with a larger company. If you want to know which company is poised to increase revenue/net income the most probably MS and AMZN and maybe GOOG if they can see significant cloud growth and not lose too much in mobile and advertising revenue.
Growth is in % and we did grow more than Google for the past 4 years. More than Amazon in 2018-2019
Of course. I have enormous faith in Satya to take Microsoft to great heights. If the company grows very well, the stock will follow.
IMO, in terms of potential growth in the next 5 years: Amazon > MSFT > Google.
What do you mean potential to grow as much as Google/Amazon? It’s already more valued than Google or Amazon. If you mean stock going to $1000, then No.
Well if it doesn’t split again, it might go to a 1000
OP is not asking about current valuation. They are asking about future growth potential.