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It’s got a PE ratio of 185, now it’s worth a trillion dollars: but will the Amazon river turn to poison?
It’s easy to be wise in hindsight, but how can investors spot the next Apple or Amazon? The companies have generated massive returns for shareholders who bought ten years ago or longer.
The UK government has given the green light to 21st Century Fox and Comcast to buy Sky, but there are two rather large elephants in the room called Amazon and Netflix.
Apple has moved to within spitting distance of a trillion-dollar valuation, but Amazon is closing the gap. Will the growth continue? I think that, perhaps after a few wobbles, Apple’s best days are ahead of it. Keep an eye on China.
As Morrisons updates the market Helal Miah explains what it means for investors.
The four fangs: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google have done it again. Is there an end in sight?
Disney has done it again, Apple and Amazon are at it, Netflix has mastered it. Now I read that ITV is having a go. Is it time for investors to take a look at the movie and subscription TV market?
Microsoft briefly enjoyed a market valuation in excess of a trillion dollars on April 25th, becoming only the third company in history to pass that level. It’s success, along with much of the success enjoyed by Amazon, is down to the way business is being transformed.
Getting close to $5 trillion, but can the trillion-dollar techs keep growing?
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Is that a hint of trouble at the US tech titans?
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As the possible next US President says that she wants to break-up the techs, should investor’s sell out?
Something big is happening in advertising and this is an opportunity for savvy investors.
Both Facebook and PayPal are paying significantly more tax in the UK. Some say that their respective tax bills remain way too low. But do these companies make good investment propositions?
Four companies make up the TANDs and the FANGS and five make up ATLAS, which (if any) of these groups will see the best performing techs post-Covid?
Disney shares are up again, but the stakes are getting big. Can the Brits get a look in?
Is it time to ditch the FAANGs? Should investors look for a new set of companies: the TANDs? I think it is time to look further forward that that.
The UK’s second and third largest retailers are, regulator permitting, set to become one.
Apple won’t be the biggest tech forever. After doing my homework I reckon Alphabet is the company most likely to succeed it.
There may be some positive signs, but competition is more intense than ever
Their market cap is not that dissimilar, but one has a PE ratio of 154 the other around 16, but what should investors make of Disney and Netflix?
Dividend is cut as revenues, sales and pre-tax profits all decline.
There’s a bubble, right? There is too much debt out there, stock markets look frothy, it’s going to end in tears. Well, don’t go so fast. There is another point of view that is altogether more optimistic, and recent news on both the UK and US economy lends support to this optimistic point of view.
The latest results from the techs were impressive, but collectively the six biggest tech shares have dropped. I think that a buy opportunity lurks, but investors may want to change strategy.
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