Google Looking For Margin Rebound
by Bill Maurer
After Google's (GOOG) latest earnings report, I described how the stock had lost $100 a share on the poor quarter. In addition to Google's revenues and earnings being way below expectations, many were troubled by the accidental early release of the results. But regardless of when the numbers came out, they were bad. Google has now reported two quarters since the acquisition of Motorola Mobility was completed, and one thing is for sure. Margins have crumbled. I'm sure that some of this decline was expected, but maybe not to this extent. Google will be looking this quarter for a margin rebound. Today, I'll explain why margins have crumbled and what impact that has on Google's valuation, especially when compared to competitor Apple (AAPL). read more »
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