“Google reported its quarterly earnings last week … As ever, Google’s newly revised value is in the eye of the beholder—the most pessimistic of the analysts now believes that Google’s stock (currently at around $470) is worth $415; the most optimistic, $650. The analyst at Bank of America, meanwhile, believes it is worth exactly $601. Who’s right? Which target should you believe? None of them. No analyst, no matter how talented, knows what Google—or, for that matter, any stock—is really worth.”

The Slate article can be found here.

Posted Tuesday, February 6th, 2007 @ 3:25 pm
Filed in business and productivity, science and tech

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