eMarketer expects Facebook's (META 0.72%) digital ad revenue to grow 37.6% this year, trumping Google's (GOOGL -1.19%) 18.6% estimate. Impressive, indeed. But as Fool contributor Daniel Sparks explains in the video below, valuation changes the story.
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Facebook is growing much faster than Google, but that doesn't mean it’s a better buy.
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Stocks Mentioned
Alphabet
GOOGL
$176.41
(-1.19%)
$-2.12
Meta Platforms
META
$738.91
(0.72%)
$5.28
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