Google Stock Analysis | A Toxic Culture Problem

Our Google stock analysis looks at the toxic culture problem that's affecting Google's ability to become a leader in AI. It all started when $GOOG thought it was a good idea to bring in activists masquerading as AI ethicists. These incompetent individuals then started making demands and threatening the company when they weren't met. Unsurprisingly, they all left when they realized that working at Google entailed (wait for it) doing actual work instead of impeding progress for people actually doing things. Where Google failed miserably was when they started to apologize and grovel to these charlatans who were doing nothing short of trying to extort the company. Today, less than half a percent of Google employees have "unionized" in an attempt to further their activism. If you're holding Google stock, you need to voice your concerns and be aware of the toxic culture problems that are keeping Google from becoming the great tech company they could be.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Many people are asking about the difference between Goog vs Google Stock. This presentation isn't going to address that except to say that that GOOG shares have no voting rights, while GOOGL shares do. That's basically the difference, so if you're going to buy shares of Google, just use the GOOG ticker.

RESEARCH PIECES USED IN THIS VIDEO:
1. Has Google Finally Achieved Quantum Supremacy?
2. Investing in Everything with Google
3. Federated Learning Explained Simply

CHAPTERS:
Intro
Investing in Google - The IPO
Google stock performance
Why we sold Google
Ethical AI drama
Activists at Google
What Google actually does
Google and ChatGPT
Conclusion

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[joepiv]

Every time someone subscribes to our channel using the below link, a Google activist loses their wings.👹

[koszalekopalek]

Seems you were well ahead of the problems that are now surfacing in full light! Graet video! Thanks.

[sirus]

I know a lot making healthy 6 figure salaries with 4 months off tons of perk. Its like a college vs a business. Eventually when the money slows down it ripples through. They needed to stay lean but got fat and heavy. With the AD TECH bubble collapsing I don’t see how google makes it out without another amazing product. Sure they will still be around, but will end up like IBM or GE

[Nanalyze]

We had someone come by trying to defend the blatant racism on display from one of the persons described in this video. One of their points of contention was that this individual is from Eritrea (a particularly interesting little country), and that's not the Middle East. Correct, but we're only going by what this individual said in an interview with the California Academy of Sciences - "to protest the new hostilities in the Middle East, the erstwhile home of my blood family." So take it up with her. And no, we're not going to refrain from pointing out the racism, ignorance, hostility, and arrogance on display from this individual. It's despicable, and needs to be called out for what it is.

UPDATE: Another person didn't like the "they throw gays off buildings" comment. We'll clarify a bit. Sure, that only happens on rare occasions in certain places, but there is a blanket hatred towards gays in many Middle Eastern countries. To find out, simple go travel there. Read some horror stories from Dubai, the pinnacle of MENA prosperity, where undercover police hunt for gays and torture awaits those who are found out. It's no joke. Of course you won't hear much stuff about this in the media, which is why you need to travel and see things for yourself.

[markom]

Great video, thanks! These topics and a bit harsher tone needs to be said, I love it. People are so careful and soft these days, so this video is a real refreshment.
Google needs to get ther sh*t together, period.

[meNtor]

I feel this video is very narrow in its scope. It's also very political when we could focus more on the actual business. Granted, there's not much to say about the Search-cash-cow. But what about Google moving into India? What about Google Cloud? Google also places fiber cables on the sea floor across the Atlantic and around Africa. Now That is long term thinking. They're basically building the internet for their future customers. I also heard a comment, "you got to be optimistic when investing". Now couple that statement with reason, and you have a good recipe. I bought Meta during the dip because I was optimistic about their business. They're way too profitable to go away. Same with Google. I'm positive this toxic culture problem will dwindle away and Google will start returning more to their shareholders. Sure, their revenues might be slowing down but they can keep buying back stock and returning dividends. That's how the share price can keep going up forever. I might be wrong. Where am I wrong, in that case? I feel you're too emotional about this. I'm still subscribing to your channel and liking your other content.

[soundslight]

Yes, not enough to retire on but I'd argue that even less than $277k can be life-chaining in a major way, in the right hands.
Using as seed capital to start or expand a business, not having to work for someone again.
This may involve working longer hours and harder but financial independence is achievable a lot sooner, certainly one would have more control over his life, future, retirement plans, finances and quality of life.

[bernardsorel]

i enjoyed this vid two times. after some of your videos i tried to find an introduction to onsemi on yt and it hurt my brain to listen to those people. it would be very nice if you could make a video about ON. very good content, im very happy to listen to someone who actually worked in this industry, thats very rare on yt

[sublyme]

The older you get, the more foolish ethos you get to see come to an end. And it's purely logical; foolishness can only support itself for so long before it comes crashing down. Hopefully our great businesses that got caught up on woke culture and other modern madness will come to their senses before it's too late for them, their employees, and their shareholders. As someone much wiser than me once said:

"Fools base their thoughts on foolish assumptions, so their conclusions will be wicked madness" King Solomon

[George-fh]

The older you get, presumably the more money you will have saved and invested. While you have more money to lose, you also have the capacity to absorb losses and still come out just fine. The problem with being old and poor is that even though you can't afford to lose the little that you have, you might feel that risking it all is the only chance you have to change your fortune. "We have no chance of winning this game anyway, so mind as well go for a hail Mary."

[SpiderHacksaw]

LOL! Absolutely love it!!! The modern corporation and its CEO have a lot more to contend with in this dawning new century compared to the last, in part due to the very tech that is paving the way of the future. The ability for everyone to know everything all at once via the tech provided by Alphabet and others, is just one example of why there are so many more activists and why they have so much more power than they did in the last century. information travels far more quickly than knowledge arrives these days. The data and details and information are there at ones fingertips, yet the ability for most humans to properly understand and process it, and then act on it correctly, is not there. It will all eventually work itself out as we progress but growing pains can hurt.

As far as why I think Alphabet panicked with regards to ChatGPT was due to the hype in the media about ChatGPT and then the fears of the stock holders putting pressures on the CEO and others in regards to a response. I also think this was because Alphabet was surprised by the sudden emergence of ChatGPT. As well as it being Alphabet's main competitor under the funding of Microsoft. ChatGPT's position in play was able to fly under the radar because it was not Microsoft directly, but was being funded by Microsoft. And that sudden deployment took Alphabet by surprise. It was a surprise sudden attack that caught Alphabet with its pants down. Again, I think Alphabet somewhat feared releasing Bard because as one of the biggest big boys in the game, they knew how much flack they would take for Ai taking jobs and destroying the world. Alphabet like any large corporation has to keep its public profile as pristine as possible and the media and government and social crusaders and influencers just love to bash Alphabet even as they use the tech created by Alphabet. Many people in this world love to bite the hand(s) that feed them. So, all of this increased the fear and panic inside Alphabet and they panicked.

[Sayilswtor]

Another point not touched is the outrageous SBC most of IT companies do

[dannyh]

Could you cover Pubmatic & the trade desk please?

[savvysocialshow]

Maybe Google should offer free ad credit like fb do to encourage customers to see how good platform is

[savvysocialshow]

Msft also has a bad track record with acquisition

[Ramses_X]

he shall be named: elon, savior of the world. tesla for the win

[Daniel.Filip.]

Culture problem or not, Google double their revenue once in 5 year horizon. When they will not fit in this parameter, I will sell. Watch the S-Curve growth.

[talmenik]

Good point

To me this video screams pltr

[beJT]

Young people I talk to think google's aesthetic looks old and lame.

[fantasy]

3:22 Not life-changing in the USA, maybe! $10, 000 is enough for a year of comfortable life here :D 277k and I'd be done working for the rest of my life.