Will we start seeing tech companies become dividend paying utility stocks? Surely we are past the growth stage for many FAANG-like companies
Don't say that! We are launching a new device that keeps the user virtually paralyzed on his chair for up to 12 hours a day!
They need one that keeps the user literally paralyzed, that would be a better ROI
The game just moves elsewhere. There is always some new hotness with increasingly obscene forward growth expectations. Sell MSFT, buy SNOW. Sell SNOW, buy MDB. Sell MDB, buy PTON. Sell PTON, buy NET etc.
Apple is a dividend paying stock.
What's fascinating is that people knew that Facebook's business model was based entirely on targeted advertising and yet they did not see this development. What did people think was going to happen when Apple decided to enforce more stringent privacy requirements on data sharing?
SNAP talked pretty loudly about the same Apple issues but their stock spiked 62% after their earnings report. So this seems like more of a cop out.
Then you must think it's undervalued so you should buy some FB.
It seems a companies true value and its stock price don’t aren’t as correlated as people would like me to believe.
My point was it’s even bigger issues, not just or mainly because of Apple’s privacy rules.
Facebook has been a zombie for a while now. Maybe the market has caught up. Their stock price didn't make any sense to me when it was high and it still doesn't make sense to me. With stalling growth and lower overall engagement they don't really have anywhere to go so my guess is their stock price is going to continue falling.