I’ve been taking the advice of Warren Buffett and investing in industries that I am familiar with and companies whose products I use. One such company is Google (GOOG). I recently bought stock in Google and am pretty excited to see that it has gone past the $500 mark. You know it's time to buy stock when your most frequently asked question is "Did you Google it?"

The Peridot Capitalist shares some thoughts about Google stock. Someday I only hope to be as well versed in expressing why I bought Google stock. There was no analysis on my part - simply gut instinct and a belief that Google will be around for a long time. I don’t want to be one of those people who looks back and says, “If only I had bought Google back in the day….”

Here are my reasons for buying Google stock:

1) Google is always focused on the end user - the company has developed all types of software and programs to enhance user productivity. I especially love Google Docs and Picasa. I am also an Adwords customer as well as a Adsense publisher. So, why not buy Google stock? I support the company in every way.

2) Google takes care of their employees and supports their creativity. Companies who take care of their employees gets major points in my book. Google encourages employees to work on their own projects. Also, just take a look at the Google benefits!

As you can see, my reasons really have nothing to do with the money - although that is a huge plus ;) I just know that companies who focus on their customers and their people are sure to succeed no matter what.

Yes, Google is the Business of Hope and Dreams!

1 comments

  1. Mark // July 7, 2007 7:14 PM  

    I'm not sure if google doubles in a couple years with a market cap of $335mil if it is deserving compared to these companies. we'll see though.

    Exxon Mobil 487.05
    General Electric 395.89
    Microsoft Corp. 286.72
    Citigroup 255.73
    AT&T 250.81
    Bank of America 218.12
    Wal-Mart Stores 198.78
    Procter & Gamble 193.6
    Chevron 188.45
    Pfizer Inc. 181.91
    American Int'l Group 181.8
    Johnson & Johnson 179.96
    Cisco Systems 172.85
    Berkshire Hathaway 172.04
    JPMorgan Chase 167.29
    IBM 161.89
    Altria 150.59
    Intel Corp. 143.39
    Google 124.86
    Coca Cola Co. 121.5

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