Well it seems Google is going to separate the cash cow search business from the pie in the sky stuff and add them both to a
holding company called Alphabet.
I agree with Cramer when he says this could be huge.
"The problem, though, is that Google has lots of forward-looking
projects, truly venture-stage efforts that shouldn't be squelched by
Porat, because, with a little nurturing, they could pay off gigantically
someday," Cramer said.
The solution? Break them out, just like Amazon did with its Web services division.
Cramer thinks this will allow the huge and fast
core business to shine within Alphabet. This way, investors can clearly
understand what Google is and why it is worth so much more than anyone
thought.
So the money loser (at first) projects can have visibility and don't drag down the core business. You also get a look at these projects while they are being developed and nurtured by
looking at the other businesses group that contains Nest, Fiber, the Venture Capital arm, etc. I would love to see what smaller apps that Venture Capital arm is bankrolling to see what could take off. Too bad I couldn't get back in at $550 but 10 shares might become a core holding going forward.
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