"If you look at next year's Street earnings consensus, and you take 20 times earnings, I don't think that's unreasonable at all for a company growing revenue consistently 20 percent," he said. "You get to $1,066."
DiClemente said that he had assigned moderate value for the company's products, such as Google Glass or its self-driving car.
"Really, our model is conservatively just looking for improvements in terms of the core search business that Google continues to dominate, their dominance on mobile with Android, with YouTube," he added. "And we just think the Street's going to be looking for firming and improvement in pricing of keywords on smartphones and tablets."
Advertising technology was the main driver of Google's steady revenue performance, a factor that continued to draw investors, DiClemente said.
"Trees don't grow to the sky, but this company is coming close in terms of the steadiness of the topline," he added.
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