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Gene Munster, Doug Clinton
Loup TV 118: Blackberry Tech Addiction, Google Dodges Regulation, OpenSea Raises $13.3B
Gene and Doug discuss three topics that caught their attention today: Takeaways: Today’s news that Blackberry has terminated its services is a reminder that the company was first on the market to inspire phone addiction. Smartphones leveled up user addiction…
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Deepwater TV
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Future
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Tech Addiction
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Technology
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Gene Munster
Loup’s 2022 Tech Predictions
Over the last five years, we’ve made a habit of offering a few predictions for the year ahead. Here’s what we’re anticipating in 2022: 1. Apple and Facebook will duel for the spot as the top-performing FAANG stock in 2022,…
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Featured
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Future of Work
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Microsoft
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Technology
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Tesla
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Themes
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Virtual Reality
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Apple & Amazon Read From Google, Microsoft & Twitter Results
Below are the read-throughs for the upcoming Apple and Amazon September earnings based on results from Google, Microsoft, and Twitter, along with their key takeaways. Apple read As for the macro, Google did not caution as much about the soft…
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Amazon
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Apple
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Google
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Microsoft
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Snapchat
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Tesla
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Twitter
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Apple and Google’s Regulation Risk Silver Lining
Talk of Big Tech regulation has been a consistent theme over the past three years, and we heard more of it this week. A group of US senators introduced legislation (Open App Markets Act) that would require broad changes to…
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Apple
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Google
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Big Tech Growth Answers Buried in 2019
June quarter earnings for big tech shared a common theme, debating the giants’ sustainable revenue growth rates. Facebook and Amazon shared the most on the topic of modeling growth rates exiting the pandemic, both pointing to the back half of…
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Amazon
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Apple
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Google
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Meta
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Microsoft
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Netflix
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Tesla
Gene Munster, Doug Clinton, Andrew Murphy
Loup TV 101: Big Tech Earnings Show Durability
Doug, Gene, and Andrew process an eventful earnings week and conclude that we’re still going to be dependent on Big Tech.
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Amazon
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Apple
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Deepwater TV
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Google
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Markets
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Meta
Gene Munster
Autonomy Progress is Proving to be Slow
Patience is a virtue. We recently gathered data from the nine companies leading the race to build fully autonomous systems for passenger cars. Almost all companies are finding that delivering full self-driving is slow going, more challenging than believed six…
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Autonomous Vehicles
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Google
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Tesla
Gene Munster, Andrew Murphy
Loup TV 089: Why Amazon Is Buying MGM
Gene and Andrew discusses what Amazon’s planned acquisition of MGM means for the company, along with the broader streaming race among big tech.
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Amazon
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Apple
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Deepwater TV
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Google
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Netflix
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Apple Readies to Pioneer AR Evolution
When we started Loup four years ago, AR was an enabling technology we believed would be transformational over the next decade. It’s made progress since then, with enterprise AR use cases beginning to materialize, along with continued commitment and investment…
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Apple
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Augmented Reality
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Google
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Meta
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Microsoft
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Virtual Reality
Gene Munster
Loup TV 043: AAPL as Top Pick in 2021
Gene details Loup’s prediction that AAPL will be the top-performing FAANG stock in 2021, along with ranking AMZN, GOOG, FB, and NFLX.
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Amazon
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Apple
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Deepwater TV
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Google
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Meta
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Netflix
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Loup’s 2021 Tech Predictions
Over the last few years, we’ve made a dangerous habit of offering a few predictions for the year ahead. Here’s what we’re anticipating in 2021: 1. Apple will be the top-performing FAANG stock in 2021. This is the third consecutive…
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Amazon
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Apple
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Future
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Google
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Meta
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Tesla
Gene Munster, David Stokman
Google Will Still Be the Oxygen of the Internet
Adding to the DOJ’s October antitrust lawsuit, Google was served two new complaints from coalitions of states claiming additional antitrust behavior. There are, of course, many unknowns in terms of how they will play out. What’s clear is these lawsuits…
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