Google’s pseudo crash

You see, this is what happens when you stop doing more than what you are expected to do. Google investors were used to not only meet their expectations when google announced their annual performance, but also they were used to a nice “above the expectations” increases of revenues, thus income.

What happens when you stop giving that “extra” present to your investors even though you meet your expected growth and revenues figures? You get punished.

Conclusion: you must never do better than you are supposed to.

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