Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The conference call focuses on the **Internet industry in North America** and discusses the performance of various internet companies as they approach earnings per share (EPS) announcements [1][2]. Market Performance - Internet stocks rose by **3%** last week, outperforming the S&P 500 (SPX) and Nasdaq 100 (NDX), which increased by **2%** each [1][2]. - Notable performers included: - **GOOGL**: +7% - **PINS**: +7% - **ABNB**: +7% - **APP**: +5% - **RBLX**: +5% - **Z** (Zillow Pro): +5% - Conversely, **AMZN** and **META** saw declines of **2%** and **2%**, respectively [1][2]. Valuation Metrics - The forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios for major companies are as follows: - **AMZN**: 26x - **GOOGL**: 24x - **META**: 21x - These figures represent changes of **-12%**, **+25%**, and **-9%** compared to the trailing twelve months (TTM) average [1][2]. Company-Specific Insights - **GOOGL** and **META** are highlighted for their significant market capitalizations of **$3,089,753 million** and **$1,842,472 million**, respectively [6]. - **AMZN** has a market cap of **$2,302,110 million**, but its stock performance has been negative recently, with a **-1.5%** change over the past week [6]. Sector Analysis - The **Digital Ads** sector saw mixed performance: - **GOOGL**: +7.1% - **META**: +1.6% - **SNAP**: -1.7% - **PINS**: +6.5% [6]. - The **E-Commerce** sector experienced an overall decline of **-1.4%**, with **AMZN** and **CHWY** both showing negative performance [6]. Investment Outlook - The overall industry view is considered **attractive**, indicating potential investment opportunities in the internet sector [2]. Additional Insights - The report includes detailed financial metrics for various companies, including EV/Revenue, EV/GP, and EV/EBITDA ratios, which provide insights into their financial health and market positioning [5]. - The **Travel** sector, represented by companies like **ABNB** and **BKNG**, shows a market-cap weighted average performance of **1.1%** [6]. Conclusion - The conference call provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the internet industry, highlighting key performers, valuation metrics, and sector-specific insights, which can guide investment decisions moving forward [1][2][5].

Investment Rating - The report assigns an "Attractive" investment rating to the Internet industry in North America [2]. Core Insights - Internet stocks experienced a decline of 1% last week, with notable movements in major companies such as META and AMZN, both down by 2%, while GOOGL saw a slight increase of 1% [2][10]. - The delay of Trump's proposed 50% tariffs on the EU, originally set for June 1 and now postponed to July 9, impacted market performance negatively in the latter part of the week [2]. - The report highlights significant price movements for specific companies, with RDDT down 11%, ABNB down 8%, and U down 9% [2]. Summary by Sections Market Performance - The overall market performance for Internet names was a decline of 1%, with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ indices falling by 3% and 2% respectively [10]. - The market-cap weighted average for digital ads showed a slight decline of 0.3%, while e-commerce saw a decrease of 2.1% [5]. Company Valuations - Valuations for major companies are as follows: AMZN at 28X, GOOGL at 17X, and META at 23X for 2026 EPS, reflecting changes of -9%, -11%, and +4% compared to the trailing twelve months average [2]. - The report provides a comprehensive comparison of various companies' market caps, EV, and multiples, indicating a range of valuations across the sector [4]. Price Movements - The report details the price movements of key players, with AMZN and GOOGL showing short interest percentages of 0.7% and 1.2% respectively, while META had a short interest of 1.4% [7]. - The one-week price performance for selected companies indicates a mixed trend, with some companies like PTON showing a significant increase of 19.4% while others like RDDT faced a decline of 11% [5][7].