Do Big Tech Really Have More to Give? ( META, AMZN, GOOG & MSFT STOCK )
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Daniel TornvallIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 19 Aug 2026, 11:49 UTC
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- 23 Aug 2026, 16:18 UTC
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The video analyzes the recent earnings reports of major tech companies, specifically focusing on Google (GOOG), Meta (META), Amazon (AMZN), and Microsoft (MSFT). The analysis highlights strong year-over-year revenue growth across most segments, particularly in cloud services for Google (+82%) and overall net sales for Amazon (+20%). While Meta's family of apps revenue grew by a substantial 28%, its gaming division is being scaled back. Microsoft's performance across its business segments, including productivity and business, intelligent cloud, and personal computing, shows consistent growth, with particular strength in cloud services, reporting a 15% growth. The analysis notes that while Meta's reported earnings were strong, the market reacted negatively due to perceived communication issues and a focus on future visions rather than immediate operational details. Google's earnings showed robust growth in its cloud segment and search advertising, with the latter growing at 17%. However, the company's AI initiatives are noted as potentially lagging behind competitors. Amazon's North America segment and AWS are performing exceptionally well, with AWS showing a 49% revenue growth and a 35% margin, exceeding expectations. Microsoft's international segment also demonstrated strong growth with a 14.8% revenue increase and a 4% EBITDA margin, while its personal computing segment is shrinking. The presenter's valuation models suggest that Amazon is undervalued at $239, with a fair value of $289, and Microsoft is also considered undervalued at $500, with a fair value of $606, despite a slight miss on its own expectations for the latter. The overall market sentiment appears positive for these tech giants despite some individual segment challenges.
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