Post #98 by tecmo on the Alphabet board

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Would appreciate hearing thoughts as to whether GOOG is presently worth accumulating with a 10+ year horizon.

I've got a current basis far lower than today's price, but am wrestling with if its valued at a price to continue adding, or, being patient for a meaningful pullback?

With a longer horizon I'm inclined to continue adding but interested in what others think.

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I'm no expert, but all the metrics look favorable. Search has a huge moat and it prints money.

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Would appreciate hearing thoughts as to whether GOOG is presently worth accumulating with a 10+ year horizon.

10 Years is a long time! I am not sure there are any investments (other than SPY) that I would put in that bucket. If you truely have such a long term horizon then really any price is likely to work out ok.

If you look back one post I listed a forecast price range of $170 to $205 - so current level of $175 is "fine" but not at a level that I am adding. If it got back below $150 (which is possible with a wider market pullback) I would put this on my buy list.

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