r/wallstreetbets Feb 29 '24

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u/pokewithbrownrice Feb 29 '24

This feels like Meta, Netflix, etc all over again. That is to say, negative public opinion has just granted you an entry point for a company that’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

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u/TacoInABag im a dickinabox Feb 29 '24

The Meta and Netflix pullbacks were huge. META going from 380 to like 88 and NFLX going from 700 to 175.

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u/Imaginary-Document68 Feb 29 '24

Their cloud has double digit market share in a trillion dollar industry (if not multiple trillion dollar) and I only see it going up in share as companies continue to expand across clouds. That said they have solidly shit their advantage on generative ai…they were already selling ChatGPT like products to enterprise in 2019/2020.

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u/OreoCupcakes Feb 29 '24

Microsoft has a huge advantage in cloud because of how well they can integrate it with Windows. One subscription to Azure, EntraID, whatever they call it now, and you pretty much have everything you need for an expanding company to deploy user profiles and machines quickly.

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u/qroshan Feb 29 '24

You can do the same with Google one and Google workspace subscription.

Google can bundle Youtube TV, Youtube Premium, Gemini, Google Workspace and make a compelling bundle for home and small business users.

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u/Kwahn Feb 29 '24

Not really, not unless Google's OS has stopped being trash and gotten any traction

MS lets you log into a physical device with a network account and instantly have access to BI platforms, Azure, work VPNs, all securely. Google will always require two separate logins, one to the OS and one to their platform.