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Seperti mana yang pernah di war-warkan sebelum ini, FBI Live yang dikendalikan oleh dua hos popular Faizal Ismail dan Fara Fauzana (Fafau) sudah digantikan dengan sebuah program baru yang dikenali sebagai Dbilique.Seperti mana yang pernah di war-warkan sebelum ini, FBI Live yang dikendalikan oleh dua hos popular Faizal Ismail dan Fara Fauzana (Fafau) sudah digantikan dengan sebuah program baru yang dikenali sebagai Dbilique. Alphabet’s Self-Driving Car May Boost Stock 25% By Matthew Johnston | August 17, 2018 — 6:00 AM EDT SHARE ADD TO WATCHLIST GOOGL Alphabet Inc 1,206.89 -1.40% SPY SPDR S&P500 ETF Trust Units 283.62 -0.15% QQQ Invesco QQQ 178.43 -0.77% View Watchlist Big revenues from Waymo, Google parent Alphabet Inc.’s (GOOGL GOOGL Alphabet Inc 1,206.89 -1.40% ) self-driving car unit, could help drive the tech titan’s stock significantly higher. Valuing the Waymo unit, with its separate robotaxi, logistics and licensing businesses at a combined market value of around $175 billion, Morgan Stanley analysts suggest a sum-of-parts valuation of Alphabet’s shares of $1,550, implying an upside of more than 25% from Thursday’s close. While the bank’s own price target for the company is set at a lower price of $1,325, $50 below FactSet’s mean, the sum-of-parts value would also imply a market capitalization that would put Alphabet into the $1-trillion club with Apple, according to Barron’s. Alphabet's Total Market Value $845.77 billion Waymo's Estimated Value $175 billion Robotaxi business $80 billion Logistics business $90 billion Licensing business $7 billion Source: Yahoo! Finance, Barron's Implied Share Price Upside Sum-of-Parts Valuation $1,550 26.6% Morgan Stanley's Price Target $1,325 8.2% Source: Barron's Waymo’s Value While Morgan Stanley’s valuation for the Waymo unit is one of the higher ones out there, other analysts have suggested triple-digit billion-dollar valuations this year. According to Morgan Stanley, the three main drivers of the Waymo unit are its three main business components: 1) its autonomous robotaxi business; 2) its logistics business; and 3) its licensing business. For the autonomous robotaxi business, valued at around $80 billion, Alphabet would outfit vehicles from other manufactures with its self-driving vehicle technology. By 2040, the analysts expect a fleet of 16 million robotaxis bringing in $0.70 a mile in revenues. (To read more, see: Uber and Google’s Waymo in Talks About Partnership.) The logistics business, valued at about $90 billion, would use self-driving cars to support the last mile of delivery to local businesses. Not only would this type of service put Alphabet in direct competition with traditional delivery services like United Parcel Service and FedEx, but it would also put it up against Amazon.com’s own logistics business offering last-mile delivery, according to Barron’s August article. Finally, the Waymo licensing business, valued at around $7 billion, which would require other auto manufacturers to pay for access to Alphabet’s self-driving vehicle technology. While the analysts expect the personal use of self-driving cars to initially lag their use by ride-hailing services due to high costs and the current acceptance for the ride-share models, they see the ability to negotiate license revenues from auto makers as being a key long-term advantage for Alphabet. Alphabet’s Dominating Diversity Morgan Stanley’s analysis of Waymo is just another sign of Alphabet’s increasing diversity, which should help to push its stock further ahead. While much of the company’s revenues come from online advertising sales, for which it competes with other big online players like Facebook, the company’s platforms for selling advertising are much more diversified than Facebook’s. Those platforms include the classic Google search engine, Chrome web browser, Maps, YouTube, Google Play Store, Android and Gmail. (To read more, see: 7 Reasons Why Alphabet Will Dominate.) Read more: Alphabet’s Self-Driving Car May Boost Stock 25% | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/news/alphabets-selfdriving-car-may-boost-stock-25/#ixzz5ORl30npJ Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook

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