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Did you mean to link to some index? You linked to the stock of Nasdaq the stock exchange. I'm not sure what the point of comparing the stock price of a stock ex
by govg 3y ago
Did you mean to link to some index? You linked to the stock of Nasdaq the stock exchange. I'm not sure what the point of comparing the stock price of a stock exchange with Google is, why not Tesla or Walmart or GE?
- prepend 3y agoI meant to link to the comparison of nasdaq vs goog. But the link didn’t come across with the way I cut and pasted. An error on my part. If you click compare and put in goog, you’ll see two price lines. The point of this comparison is that any random stock on nasdaq is likely to follow the index. So good managers should be able to outperform an index of similar stocks. So, I as an investor am interested in companies that outperform their peers. I think it would be better to compare goog to a better, more tech index but I don’t know one. But this link answers “is google better to invest in than a random Nasdaq stock?” And infers that the stock performance is influenced by the CEO. So evaluating Goog’s CEO based on stock price seems to show that he didn’t do that well.
- hnfong 3y agoFWIW, GP was saying you linked to the stock price of Nasdaq Inc, the company (yes, Nasdaq is a company that hosts a stock exchange!), instead of the Nasdaq Index, which is what this thread was discussing.