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Google’s stock dropped 7% this morning – down to the $450s – after comScore sprung the lever on the trapdoor under its feet and reported that US paid-click growth in January was flat year-over-year and down 7.5% sequentially.
Google derives most of its revenue from paid-clicks.
ComScore said Yahoo’s paid-clicks were up 15% and cut 8 points off of Google’s market share.
In the fourth quarter Google admitted to a drop in paid-clicks but attributed it to new widgetry meant to cut the number of accidental clicks.
Google stock, near $750 not that long ago, is down 30 some odd percent since October and analysts are pulling in their price targets. UBS cut its number from $650 to $590 this morning; the average is down around $40-$50 to about $700.
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Google News Desk 02/26/08 01:19:23 PM EST | |||
Google's stock dropped 7% this morning - down to the $450s - after comScore sprung the lever on the trapdoor under its feet and reported that US paid-click growth in January was flat year-over-year and down 7.5% sequentially. Google derives most of its revenue from paid-clicks. ComScore said Yahoo?s paid-clicks were up 15% and cut 8 points off of Google?s market share. |
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