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Meta vs. Google: The Better Advertising Platform for Investors

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By Goran Damchevski
| Simply Wall St
Summary: Meta is quantitatively dominating the social media space, but YouTube is moving fast to leverage existing infrastructure with their "Shorts". As technology becomes more accessible, the landscape may fragment and large companies may not have such a large share. Meta and Google are primarily advertisers that build attractive software where ads can be served along media. Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is pushing multi-year lows, as the stock hovers around the $140 level.
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The Two Sides of Microsoft: Strong Fundamentals vs. Insiders' Selling Activity

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By Goran Damchevski
| Simply Wall St
Summary: MSFT has superior fundamentals, including a 36.7% profit margin, estimated earnings growth of 11% p.a. Analysts and our valuation model suggest that the company has 43% and 37% upside, respectively. Insider selling activity warrants a more cautious approach when analyzing the company, as there are likely things insiders understand better about the business. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) lost 19.4% of its market cap despite exhibiting some strong fundamental qualities.
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Intel's Dividends Can Hold Up, But The Business Faces Uncertainty In The Future Original

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By Goran Damchevski
| Simply Wall St
Summary: Intel's production expansion is projected to cost more than $120b, and will be partly supported by the U.S. Chips act. The next few years are expected to be negative for earnings and cash flows as the company invests in fabs. Intel can sustain dividend payments for some 4 years, but may have to finance them from debt if the business doesn't recover in the next few years. Intel Corporation ( NASDAQ:INTC ) started an accelerated downtrend in August.
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