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Can an Android flop drive down Google's stock?

Asked by TexLex in Technology 3 months ago Stocks referenced: GOOG

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DaveDiggz answered 3 months ago …

Not at all...not a single dollar in revenue Google generates comes from mobile. The company serves online ads and that generates nearly ALL of its profit. An android "flop", meaning they discontinue the product, might actually make their stock go up (less cost = more profit).

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