When Alphabet launched its IPO, it faced considerable regulatory pressure, forcing a price adjustment. With resilience, it evolved into a dominant player in digital advertising.
Investors who bought one share of Alphabet at its IPO have seen their investment grow to 40 shares due to multiple stock splits. This illustrates the potential for substantial long-term returns.
Comparison with Amazon shows that despite Alphabet starting with a higher market cap, investors can still achieve significant gains from large-cap IPOs when holding long-term.
Alphabet's trajectory teaches that even established companies at IPO can yield considerable returns if they manage growth effectively and adapt to market pressures.
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