The concern, to my knowledge, is not that the search engine is so goodr something. The concern is in the monopoly power of one entity and the amount of information they have about each person that uses them. So like, you know, maybe nest figures out that i had a fire cause the smoke alarm went off, and i need to buy the new pens. It's weaving information about one particular person and what's happen in their life. And that information can be used and hopefully, as gogl's motto is, don't be evil with that information. A lot of people think they have been already.
As inflation takes off and the federal reserve raises interest rates, making a recession more likely, what happens to the value of high growth and FAANG companies?
In this episode of InvestED, Phil and Danielle dig into what has and could happen to Google’s growth and price, and what that means for you as an investor.
Between Google’s unique way to track and store data, ad-revenue generation, and changing data and privacy laws, tune into this episode of InvestED to learn more about the strategic position Google (now Alphabet) has on the market and what it means to investors.
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Topics Discussed:
- Warren Buffett Style Investing
- Google’s price
- Data collection and regulation
- FAANG Stocks
- Network Moats
- Google’s Moat
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