Tech Rally

A couple days ago, Google hit a milestone and joined the $1000 club in the stock market, resulting in an increased market value of the company at around $40 billion. The company now has a market cap of $336.8 billion. The popular tech company released their earnings report that beat analysts' expectations. Most of the boost came from Google's 23% net revenue increase in their internet business. Such a positive announcement by Google created a rally in the technology industry, prompting rises in stock prices for other companies such as Samsung, Amazon, and even Qihu.

Still, Google's Motorola division is still causing them a massive headache. With continuing record-breaking losses, Motorola is making Google regret its acquisition.

Where do you see the technology industry going? Is the tech rally driven by momentum?

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The problem with Motorola is it is too large to gut, which is exactly what they need to do.

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