Cloud Computing Stocks: Talkin’ Cloud Stocks Index
Welcome to the Talkin' Cloud Stocks Index*, which tracks 20 cloud computing stocks, software as a service (SaaS) stocks, infrastructure as a service (IaaS) stocks and platform as a service (PaaS) stocks. If you're new to this cloud stock index index, please read the overview at the bottom of this page. For questions and comments, please contact Editorial Director Joe Panettieri (joe [at] ninelivesmediainc.com).
- Index Value, Dec. 31, 2012
- Index Value, Dec. 31, 2011
- Percentage Gain/Loss:
Talkin' Cloud Stocks Index*, Members List
- Company (Symbol), Current Value, One Week Change, YTD Change
- Amazon AMZN
- Apptix APP.OL
- Athenahealth Inc. ATHN
- Carbonite CARB
- Citrix Systems Inc. CTXS
- CommVault CVLT
- Concur Technologies Inc. CNQR
- Constant Contact Inc. CTCT
- CoreSite Realty Corp. COR
- Equinix Inc. EQIX
- Google Inc. GOOG
- Intuit Inc. INTU
- Kenexa Corp. KNXA
- NetSuite Inc. N
- Rackspace Hosting Inc. RAX
- Red Hat Inc. RHT
- Salesforce.com CRM
- SolarWinds SWI
- VMware Inc. VMW
- Vocus Inc. VOCS
About the Talkin' Cloud Stocks Index*
We do not offer buy, sell or hold recommendations on these stocks. Rather, we highlight key cloud computing, SaaS, PaaS and IaaS trends using this index coupled with our blogs (Talkin' Cloud, MSPmentor and The VAR Guy).
Generally speaking, we update the index each Friday. We note the week's biggest winners and losers, recent cloud computing developments, and upcoming earnings announcements.
Most of the index members are pure cloud companies. But a few (Amazon.com, Google and Intuit) are transitioning into the cloud space. Each index member is equally weighted. For instance, a 5 percent decline in Google (GOOG) shares would offset a 5 percent gain in VMware (VMW) shares.
* The "Talkin' Cloud Stock Index" is a Service Mark (SM) of Nine Lives Media
I respect your point but
I respect your point but Microsoft doesn’t say much about its cloud revenues. While Azure, Office 365 and Xbox live are growing fast, they are tiny pieces of the company’s revenue. Generally speaking, most of the other companies on our list are pure cloud plays or heavy into virtualization.
If/when Microsoft says more about its cloud revenues we’ll consider adding them to the index.
-jp