Market Cap 3,860.84B
Revenue (ttm) 350.02B
Net Income (ttm) 100.12B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 31.90
Forward PE 30.74
Profit Margin 28.60%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.06
Volume 26,018,502
Avg Vol 36,990,184
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 12.07B
Stochastic %K 85%
Beta 1.05
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $321.96

Company Profile

Alphabet Inc. offers various products and platforms in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia-Pacific, Canada, and Latin America. It operates through Google Services, Google Cloud, and Other Bets segments. The Google Services segment provides products and services, including ads, Android, Chrome, devices, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Maps, Google Photos, Google Play, Search, and YouTube. It is also involved in the sale of apps and in-app purchases and digital content in the...

Industry: Internet Content & Information
Sector: Communication Services
Phone: 650-253-0000
Website: abc.xyz
Address:
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MisterSplashyPants
MisterSplashyPants Nov. 29 at 1:29 AM
$GOOGL $SPY Back in July 2025, Alphabet was considered far behind the AI race that Coatue Management did not even include them onto their Fantastic 40 list for companies best positioned to lead in an AI and technology driven world.
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st0nkFact0r
st0nkFact0r Nov. 29 at 1:24 AM
$INTC $GOOGL $INTC $NVDA like we didnt all see this coming.. meditek, qualcom, broadcom, tsla, apple next=?
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 29 at 1:14 AM
$KTA.X for $GOOGL investors If you pay attention to where devs spend their weekends, Alphabet still shows up. It’s still one of the obvious core positions if you care about AI, cloud concentration, and the compounding effect of owning the rails for search, ads, and productivity. That is the “own the internet’s cash machine” play. I don’t think it’s controversial to say those big cloud and AI names are the equity equivalents of blue-chip real estate in a digital economy. Where Keeta lives is much closer to the pipes under the floorboards. Think about the settlement layer that has to exist if banks, fintechs, stablecoins, and tokenized treasuries are all going to talk to one another in real time. Keeta is built for that: very high throughput, sub-second finality, and a rules-aware design so identity, KYC, and AML can be part of the flow instead of bolted on as an afterthought. Other L1s have done a lot of the zero-to-one work for crypto generally – Ethereum for generalized compute, Solana for high-speed DeFi, others for experimentation – but Keeta’s target is narrower and more industrial: become the neutral backbone that moves value between chains and regulated institutions without drama. The real inflection comes when you wire that backbone into something Stripe- or Bridge-scale. If a payments processor or global banking connector starts using Keeta under the hood for merchant payouts, FX routing, and on/off-ramps, you’ve suddenly taken “nice benchmark numbers” and attached them to real invoice flows and settlement obligations. At that point, Keeta’s ability to process millions of transactions per second with audited benchmarks is not just a flex for infra engineers, it is what keeps payrolls, subscriptions, and cross-border settlements running quietly in the background. That kind of deep integration is the sort of thing long-horizon investors look at as a potential catalyst for Keeta to grow into a multi-billion-dollar network over time, because the revenue-like flows and institutional stickiness start to resemble traditional financial plumbing. From a portfolio construction lens, Keeta still screens like an early, mispriced asset relative to the large L1s that already reflect years of speculation, narratives, and TVL cycles. The network is live, the throughput has been battle-tested in public, Google Cloud has actually acknowledged it on official channels, and you have serious capital like Eric Schmidt’s backing signaling that this is treated as infrastructure, not a casino chip. For someone already anchored in mature tech names like Alphabet, the way I see it is simple: keep those as the core exposure to AI and cloud, and consider whether a small, satellite-style position in Keeta makes sense as an asymmetric bet on the settlement and interoperability layer that could sit underneath banks, fintechs, and payment networks over the next decade. The upside, if the payment-rail integrations and institutional usage materialize, is many turns of multiple expansion from a small base; the downside is sized by position, not by hope.
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microm
microm Nov. 29 at 1:10 AM
$GOOGL $AMD averages looking good. recent buys on the dip were $ADBE $DUOL $FIG
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damonclancy78
damonclancy78 Nov. 29 at 1:03 AM
$INTC BREAKING: $GOOGL and $INTC strengthen ties with Google Cloud collaboration. 🤝 Google Cloud taps Intel's latest Xeon CPUs for high-performance instances, enabling seamless AI inference alongside enterprise workloads. This deepens their collab, boosting Intel's collaboration and cloud exposure amid AI boom. Google Cloud now offers customizable solutions based on the latest Intel technologies, designed to address security, compute, and memory requirements for enterprise workloads and applications. This will enable AI inference alongside other workloads on Intel Xeon CPU instances, deepening Intel - Google ties for hybrid AI / enterprise apps, diversifying from $NVDA GPUs.
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Nov. 29 at 12:25 AM
$PLTR Partner aka $NVDA Hardware taking $AAPL and $SSNLF market caps!!! F $GOOGL !!! https://youtu.be/SQZzUggWses?si=yb-UdH6PWj-nDEej
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QuantInsider
QuantInsider Nov. 29 at 12:18 AM
$GOOGL looking interesting after a solid +8% five-day rally on AI news Today’s flat price got me watching the options action Big move with 6,348 Feb 26 $350 calls swept at $13.55, new upside exposure Definitely feels like aggressive positioning Keep an eye on open interest and implied volatility If OI builds and IV stays steady, could be a setup for defined-risk longs Waiting for that follow-through before jumping in
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Isthistherightdirection
Isthistherightdirection Nov. 29 at 12:10 AM
$MU this Trump manhattan project sized AI spending bills going to send this over $500 along with $GOOGL. Cant wait for monday!:)
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Joby099
Joby099 Nov. 28 at 10:24 PM
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Nov. 28 at 10:24 PM
$PLTR + $NVDA = NEO AI PHONE!!! 📱 $AAPL $GOOGL $MSFT need not APPLY!!! https://youtu.be/_X4jFr3Aa1Y?si=nnKgaaotW9QxDnN8
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MisterSplashyPants
MisterSplashyPants Nov. 29 at 1:29 AM
$GOOGL $SPY Back in July 2025, Alphabet was considered far behind the AI race that Coatue Management did not even include them onto their Fantastic 40 list for companies best positioned to lead in an AI and technology driven world.
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st0nkFact0r
st0nkFact0r Nov. 29 at 1:24 AM
$INTC $GOOGL $INTC $NVDA like we didnt all see this coming.. meditek, qualcom, broadcom, tsla, apple next=?
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 29 at 1:14 AM
$KTA.X for $GOOGL investors If you pay attention to where devs spend their weekends, Alphabet still shows up. It’s still one of the obvious core positions if you care about AI, cloud concentration, and the compounding effect of owning the rails for search, ads, and productivity. That is the “own the internet’s cash machine” play. I don’t think it’s controversial to say those big cloud and AI names are the equity equivalents of blue-chip real estate in a digital economy. Where Keeta lives is much closer to the pipes under the floorboards. Think about the settlement layer that has to exist if banks, fintechs, stablecoins, and tokenized treasuries are all going to talk to one another in real time. Keeta is built for that: very high throughput, sub-second finality, and a rules-aware design so identity, KYC, and AML can be part of the flow instead of bolted on as an afterthought. Other L1s have done a lot of the zero-to-one work for crypto generally – Ethereum for generalized compute, Solana for high-speed DeFi, others for experimentation – but Keeta’s target is narrower and more industrial: become the neutral backbone that moves value between chains and regulated institutions without drama. The real inflection comes when you wire that backbone into something Stripe- or Bridge-scale. If a payments processor or global banking connector starts using Keeta under the hood for merchant payouts, FX routing, and on/off-ramps, you’ve suddenly taken “nice benchmark numbers” and attached them to real invoice flows and settlement obligations. At that point, Keeta’s ability to process millions of transactions per second with audited benchmarks is not just a flex for infra engineers, it is what keeps payrolls, subscriptions, and cross-border settlements running quietly in the background. That kind of deep integration is the sort of thing long-horizon investors look at as a potential catalyst for Keeta to grow into a multi-billion-dollar network over time, because the revenue-like flows and institutional stickiness start to resemble traditional financial plumbing. From a portfolio construction lens, Keeta still screens like an early, mispriced asset relative to the large L1s that already reflect years of speculation, narratives, and TVL cycles. The network is live, the throughput has been battle-tested in public, Google Cloud has actually acknowledged it on official channels, and you have serious capital like Eric Schmidt’s backing signaling that this is treated as infrastructure, not a casino chip. For someone already anchored in mature tech names like Alphabet, the way I see it is simple: keep those as the core exposure to AI and cloud, and consider whether a small, satellite-style position in Keeta makes sense as an asymmetric bet on the settlement and interoperability layer that could sit underneath banks, fintechs, and payment networks over the next decade. The upside, if the payment-rail integrations and institutional usage materialize, is many turns of multiple expansion from a small base; the downside is sized by position, not by hope.
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microm
microm Nov. 29 at 1:10 AM
$GOOGL $AMD averages looking good. recent buys on the dip were $ADBE $DUOL $FIG
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damonclancy78
damonclancy78 Nov. 29 at 1:03 AM
$INTC BREAKING: $GOOGL and $INTC strengthen ties with Google Cloud collaboration. 🤝 Google Cloud taps Intel's latest Xeon CPUs for high-performance instances, enabling seamless AI inference alongside enterprise workloads. This deepens their collab, boosting Intel's collaboration and cloud exposure amid AI boom. Google Cloud now offers customizable solutions based on the latest Intel technologies, designed to address security, compute, and memory requirements for enterprise workloads and applications. This will enable AI inference alongside other workloads on Intel Xeon CPU instances, deepening Intel - Google ties for hybrid AI / enterprise apps, diversifying from $NVDA GPUs.
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Nov. 29 at 12:25 AM
$PLTR Partner aka $NVDA Hardware taking $AAPL and $SSNLF market caps!!! F $GOOGL !!! https://youtu.be/SQZzUggWses?si=yb-UdH6PWj-nDEej
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QuantInsider
QuantInsider Nov. 29 at 12:18 AM
$GOOGL looking interesting after a solid +8% five-day rally on AI news Today’s flat price got me watching the options action Big move with 6,348 Feb 26 $350 calls swept at $13.55, new upside exposure Definitely feels like aggressive positioning Keep an eye on open interest and implied volatility If OI builds and IV stays steady, could be a setup for defined-risk longs Waiting for that follow-through before jumping in
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Isthistherightdirection
Isthistherightdirection Nov. 29 at 12:10 AM
$MU this Trump manhattan project sized AI spending bills going to send this over $500 along with $GOOGL. Cant wait for monday!:)
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Joby099
Joby099 Nov. 28 at 10:24 PM
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Nov. 28 at 10:24 PM
$PLTR + $NVDA = NEO AI PHONE!!! 📱 $AAPL $GOOGL $MSFT need not APPLY!!! https://youtu.be/_X4jFr3Aa1Y?si=nnKgaaotW9QxDnN8
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Knowhentoprofit
Knowhentoprofit Nov. 28 at 10:18 PM
$GOOGL people think the meta news is baked in on the upswing. Not at all , watch on contract confirmation new base is 350
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Gprimp64
Gprimp64 Nov. 28 at 10:12 PM
$META ton of calls purchased in 660’s near EOY today. Lot of put sales as well this week. This almost sniffs like $GOOGL did. How can you even be bearish?
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Nov. 28 at 10:04 PM
$KTA.X for $GOOGL investors Engineers who actually profile throughput on-chain usually have opinions about Alphabet. You already know why it makes sense as a core compounder: unmatched distribution, dominant cloud footprint, and a real edge in applied AI. From an infra lens, that’s the “compute and data” layer of the future. What’s missing in most public portfolios, though, is direct exposure to the settlement rails that could carry institutional money, real-world assets, and cross-border payments once they truly migrate on-chain. That’s where Keeta shows up in my mental model. It doesn’t compete with the big consumer or AI platforms; it lives further down the stack as a high-speed, compliance-aware settlement and interoperability layer. Think of it as plumbing between banks, fintechs, payment processors, and other blockchains, built so regulated entities can move tokenized deposits, stablecoins, treasuries, and FX with sub-second finality. The interesting part is that Keeta’s not hand‑waving about scale: public stress tests have pushed into the eleven‑million‑plus transactions per second range, with the benchmarks cross‑checked by independent infra groups like ChainSpec and engineers from the Google cloud ecosystem. That’s the kind of due diligence institutional teams quietly care about before routing meaningful capital through a new chain. Relative to the other major Layer 1s, Keeta is optimized less for retail speculation and more for clean, auditable flows: identity hooks, rules-based assets, and low-latency confirmation that still preserves safety guarantees institutions demand. It respects the liquidity and developer gravity of chains like Ethereum and Solana, and instead aims to be the neutral backbone underneath them, using anchors and bridges so value can move in, settle fast, and then exit back to whatever venue end users prefer. That design is exactly what banks, FX desks, and large fintechs look for when they start seriously mapping tokenized money and real-world assets into their existing stacks. The real unlock, and why investors are watching this closely, is integration with Stripe- or Bridge-style global payment rails. If a network like Keeta sits directly behind merchant payments, payouts, and cross-border flows, then every card swipe, marketplace disbursement, or remittance potentially settles via a compliant, ultra-high-throughput chain. That kind of connectivity is what can justify a multi‑billion‑dollar network over time, not narrative alone. Today, Keeta’s valuation still looks small against that possible role as backbone infrastructure, which is why, from a risk‑reward standpoint, it lines up as a classic satellite allocation: keep Alphabet and the other large caps as the stable core, and use a modest position in an early, institution‑oriented L1 like Keeta as an asymmetric bet on the financial plumbing layer for the next decade.
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DEXWireNews Nov. 28 at 9:54 PM
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YourfrenPepe420
YourfrenPepe420 Nov. 28 at 9:46 PM
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Nov. 28 at 9:03 PM
After a rocky month, the S&P 500 erased early losses, rising 0.5% on the Black Friday-shortened session and 3.7% for the week—its best Thanksgiving week since 2008. The index finished November up 0.1%, marking its seventh consecutive month of gains. The Dow Jones gained 0.3% for the month, while the Nasdaq fell 1.5% after earlier losses of nearly 7%. The rebound is tied to renewed hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, with futures showing an 87% probability of a 0.25% cut at the Dec. 9-10 meeting. Stronger-than-expected labor data, including 216,000 weekly jobless claims reported Wednesday versus a 230k consensus, also supported sentiment. Tech stocks tied to AI, like Alphabet and Broadcom, helped lift the market. Investors are now eyeing holiday sales, as early Black Friday results were mixed; the SPDR S&P Retail ETF ended the day down 0.1%, with more data expected to influence December trading. $SPX $DJIA $COMP $GOOGL
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Nov. 28 at 9:02 PM
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G0ingplatinum
G0ingplatinum Nov. 28 at 9:01 PM
$GOOGL huge volume on the February 350 strikes 27k, and March 340 Strikes 28k
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Nov. 28 at 8:51 PM
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Geestar
Geestar Nov. 28 at 8:39 PM
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isabellahart99
isabellahart99 Nov. 28 at 8:38 PM
$GOOGL same juggernaut story as the other share class, still one of the cleanest large-cap ways to own the AI and cloud boom
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Nov. 28 at 8:32 PM
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