Google's shares pass $700 mark
Google's shares kissed the $700 mark in early morning trading Wednesday, marking a new first for the Internet giant and its soaring stock price.
Google's stock rose to more than $701 a share, following reports that it is pitching its "Gphone" to Verizon Wireless. The stock was up $4.95, or less than 1 percent, in morning trading, from its close of $694.77 on Tuesday.
Just a little more than three weeks ago, Google shares passed the $600 mark and analysts were speculating its shares could climb as high as $700 within the next year. Apparently, it's been a quick year.
For Google, its ride on Wall Street has been a blast since it debuted in 2004 at $85 a share. The share price has risen alongside its market share in search, as it has leaped ahead of archrival Yahoo on a number of fronts.
With Google hitting the $700 mark within weeks of its previous milestone, Wall Street soothsayers may soon be setting the bar at $800 a share. And who knows--Google may have something extra to be thankful for by T-Day.
Dawn Kawamoto covers enterprise security and financial news relating to technology for CNET News. E-mail Dawn. 





His response then?
"It's nothing but a hobby OS."
His response now?
"!%$#$@%^@#$%@#$^@#%"
http://fishtrain.com/2007/10/08/google-at-1000share/
Not only that, but right now their marketshare is greater than all the rest of the Big Web combined:
http://fishtrain.com/2007/10/30/google-worth-more-than-rest-of-the-big-web/
- Microsoft = $344Billion Google $220B
- by jogiba October 31, 2007 6:09 PM PDT
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(5 Comments)Microsoft = $344Billion Google $220B
msft P/E 24.15
goog P/E 55.31
Even at $1,000 a share Google's market cap would still be below Microsoft's current market cap.