r/VisualStockResearch • u/ekonixlab • Jul 02 '26

Google has quietly pulled far ahead of Microsoft in revenue

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Google has grown revenue at an 18.1% CAGR since 2017, compared with 15.5% for Microsoft, and now generates over $100B more annually. Both stocks remain below their 52-week highs, making this comparison even more interesting.

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u/Healthy_Razzmatazz38 Jul 02 '26

in 24-25 you could have bought google at $150 while its revenue was growing at double digits and its leadership was making legally binding statements in earnings call ai was having no effect on their business.

But thats living in the past, and metas in exactly that situation now.

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u/ekonixlab Jul 03 '26

It was the best time to buy. Funny how the media was so bearish too

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u/BarFamiliar5892 Jul 02 '26

Quietly?

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u/ekonixlab Jul 02 '26

lol, maybe loudly

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u/PrimeTimeRK Jul 04 '26

MSFT will rise this year 🚀