Why Can Google Stock Go Higher? Weekly Chart Technical Analysis

Date: 11/5/2011

Why Can Google Stock Go Higher? Weekly Chart Technical Analysis Trading Video - SMF closely monitors Google's share price, market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield and more.

Friday we saw the "Groupon IPO", biggest tech IPO since Google's stock market debut. Google has lagged the overall market for the past 2 years and SMF has initiated a "buy rating" with a target price of $650.

Google stock looks almost ridiculously cheap to most "mutual fund" and "hedge fund" managers because of it's low Price to Growth Ratio and other "stock fundamentals" closely monitored by the investment community.

As of 11/5/2011, Google's stock a P/E Ratio of 20.32, EPS 29.34, 33.4% Revenue Growth, 25.9% Quarterly Earnings Growth, PEG Ratio of .85 (Less than 1 indicated undervalued".

Some other relatively impressive fundamental ratios for Google:

Total Cash (mrq): 42.56B
Revenue (ttm): 35.76B
Operating Cash Flow (ttm): 14.17B
Levered Free Cash Flow (ttm): 3.65B
Profit Margin (ttm): 26.78%
Operating Margin (ttm): 32.76%
Current Ratio (mrq): 5.63

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