Corporate divorces: Ownership doesn’t disappear
In a real divorce, even if one party decides to leave or someone tries to kick them out of the house, the law is clear: the property still belongs to both of them if they built it together. The same is true in business. In 2015, Google went through its own “corporate divorce,” restructuring under Alphabet; roles changed and divisions split, but the founding value and the creators’ stake remained intact.
And speaking of Alphabet, after a sharp market correction, the numbers point to an interesting opportunity after the storm. 📉
📊 Alphabet $GOOGL
in key numbers:
Half-year decline: -19% (its worst month on record was October, at nearly -19%).
Current valuation: Trading at around 18x estimated earnings for the next 12 months.
Historical reference: In February, it was trading at 29x, and its 10-year average is 21x.
After this adjustment, $GOOGLB
is trading at a significant discount to its average over the past decade.
Do you see this decline as an opportunity to accumulate, or would you rather wait? Let me know in the comments 👇💬
⚠️ Do your own research (DYOR). This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
#CRIPTOMONEDASYACCIONES #BinanceSquare #Write2Earn #Google #losfantasticosdeltrading
In a real divorce, even if one party decides to leave or someone tries to kick them out of the house, the law is clear: the property still belongs to both of them if they built it together. The same is true in business. In 2015, Google went through its own “corporate divorce,” restructuring under Alphabet; roles changed and divisions split, but the founding value and the creators’ stake remained intact.
And speaking of Alphabet, after a sharp market correction, the numbers point to an interesting opportunity after the storm. 📉
📊 Alphabet $GOOGL
in key numbers:
Half-year decline: -19% (its worst month on record was October, at nearly -19%).
Current valuation: Trading at around 18x estimated earnings for the next 12 months.
Historical reference: In February, it was trading at 29x, and its 10-year average is 21x.
After this adjustment, $GOOGLB
is trading at a significant discount to its average over the past decade.
Do you see this decline as an opportunity to accumulate, or would you rather wait? Let me know in the comments 👇💬
⚠️ Do your own research (DYOR). This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
#CRIPTOMONEDASYACCIONES #BinanceSquare #Write2Earn #Google #losfantasticosdeltrading