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Alphabet's Long-Term Survival

Whether Alphabet (and search/ad incumbents) will remain viable in their current form over the next 30 years, and thus whether they are appropriate core long-term retirement holdings versus alternatives like leveraged, cash-flowing real estate.
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VERDICT SO FAR — TIED
Both sides tied on resolved claims.
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UPDATED 6 days ago
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The Bull Case · 1
GenExDividendInvestorBUILDING23 days ago
"I think adding a long-term tech growth name like Google could help accelerate total return and diversify away from purely defensive dividend stocks given secular strength in search ads and cloud."
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The Bear Case · 1
Grant CardoneBUILDINGlast month
"I think GOOGLE/ALPHABET is unlikely to survive in its current form for 30 years, which is why I avoid building a 30‑year retirement around search/ad incumbents and instead prefer leveraged, cash‑flowing real estate."
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