We all know that Google is one of the largest internet companies on the planet with a very large revenue stream. Above you will see that in 2010, Google had a $29.3 Billion Dollar Revenue which 97% of that revenue came from advertising. In the following years Google’s market capital increased to $353.16 Billion for 2014 currently. But how much profit represents the percentage of this last years total revenue. Google Inc. reports that their revenues were $15.42 billion for the quarter ended March 31, 2014, an increase of 19% compared to the first quarter of 2013 last year. This first quarter revenue statement proves that Google’s total revenues for 2014 will surpass Google’s total Revenue for 2010 by the 3rd quarter at least. the first quarter for Google’s 2014 statement represents 53 % of Google’s overall revenue for 2010. Google this year is more closer to beating the revenue of 2010’s financials. Which means more profits will be distributed to shareholders which will increase the share price as well as the total outstanding shares if wishfully exercised. So we raise this question. How many billions is Google worth? We understand that the total market capital represents how much the company is worth, but whats the face value for this mammoth of a company. Is it over hyped for what the company actually really generates? Their are so many shares vested into the company that are owned by dozens of small investors, and large investors who funded the companies idea way back when the company started out. Is Google undervalued for what the statistics read as suppose to the profits that come in clean after taxes. This is weighed out to each investor of course equally. If costs are cut then that should give room for profits and increase share value as well. If Google finds more ways to make money then share value will go up. in 2013 Google’s operating income was $13.966 billion dollars before net income and clear after taxes. Their revenue was a bit over $58 Billion. Not a bad yield at all giving investors a healthy portfolio increase in share value. If Google continues to find more inexpensive ways to cut costs and find more ways to generate revenue they can end up with a higher yield then any other term they generated revenue. We think Google is still worth more then it already is and for a Market Capital of $353.16 Billion Dollars we think that value can make more room for what it’s currently worth right now. If Google can provide a more efficient way to improve their business model they can also be valued at a higher price tag if they make the best decisions for the companies growth. If they improve their revenue models as well they can definitely make it onto the list of the largest companies by revenues.

They should provide dividends for their shareholders which will increase the companies volume in trading and this will motivate bringing on more investors into the company. This will also increase the amount of shares that will be created in the company and will increase the stock price dramatically. In the next 3 years or so we believe that Google will be listed on the top 3 companies in the world for revenues against Walmart and other industry leading corporations. we think so and that’s a valuable fact.