Finding The Edge
Microsoft has transformed its centerpiece of growth from Windows to Azure, at least according to its publication. Unfortunately, you will not find Azure as one of the business segments in Microsoft’s official report. Today we try to bridge that gap, we will cover how Microsoft makes money today through our Microsoft Business Model.
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July 2020, in the midst of lingering pandemics that restrict physical activity, Lemonade for the first time was listed in the stock market. A year later, the stock price of this insurtech company reached 86.97 per share, almost triple its IPO price. Here we show you why zipping a certain business into apps – once again – doesn’t necessarily lead to financial advantages. We compose Lemonade as a disruptive tech stock analysis to offer better insight for readers about this issue.
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The biggest issue is of course the patent of Humira which will expire in 2023. If sales of that antirheumatic drug tumble, dividends will consequently follow and make AbbVie’s status as a dividend darling questionable. Here we try to dig deeper and give a detailed perspective about what really happens through our AbbVie dividend stock analysis.
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Online-ing physical business doesn’t necessarily translate into financial profit. Teladoc, Uber, Doordash, and even the European counterpart Justeat Takeaway1 still recording losses. Investors may believe once economies of scale are reached – the long-awaited profit will be materialized. Here we perform an economy of scale analysis to get deeper into that issue.
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Google’s competitive advantage lies in its unique business model and its hyper-scale access. From our business perspective – it ain’t people who can access Google. It is Google that has access to billions of people. Google offers the third party to its tremendous number of users – the third pay for that access.
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In 2016, Warren Buffett via Berkshire Hathaway bought Precision Castpart – a company that has soared 20 times in the last 13 years. Its revenue grew four times only in the same period. The Oracle of Omaha believes that due to its economic advantage, Precision Castpart deserves that valuation. Here we try to fix the misconception about value investing. Spoiler alert, value investing doesn’t necessarily invest in cheap companies (low P/E, low PBV). Investing in a growth stock is part of value investing
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