Market Cap 4,333.09B
Revenue (ttm) 402.84B
Net Income (ttm) 132.17B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 17.97
Forward PE 17.44
Profit Margin 32.81%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.15
Volume 19,859,900
Avg Vol 34,730,652
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 12.23B
Stochastic %K 50%
Beta 1.24
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $429.81

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 Goog...

Industry: Internet Content & Information
Sector: Communication Services
Phone: 650-253-0000
Website: abc.xyz
Address:
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Knowhentoprofit
Knowhentoprofit Aug. 10 at 1:51 AM
$GOOGL boomtown anytime anyday anyhour
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AlphaResearchHQ
AlphaResearchHQ Aug. 9 at 11:32 PM
AI Is Changing the Cloud Game ☁️ One number that caught my attention: the cloud market is projected to grow from roughly $432B in 2026 to ~$890B by 2028. That’s more than double in just two years, with AI driving a huge amount of new infrastructure demand. 2028 estimated share: • $AMZN — ~33% • $GOOGL — ~28% • $MSFT — ~27% • $ORCL — ~11% What matters to me isn’t just the headline growth. I want to see who actually converts all that AI spending into revenue and earnings. I’m sharing the names, setups, and themes currently on my radar. Follow along if you want to track the process.
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TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Aug. 9 at 11:27 PM
THESE MEGA-CAPS HAVE A WILD TRACK RECORD One thing stands out: several market leaders have historically avoided back-to-back losing years: $TSLA → Never recorded consecutive red years $GOOGL → Never recorded consecutive red years $META → Never recorded consecutive red years $AAPL → Last consecutive red years: 1995–1997 History doesn’t guarantee the future, but these records are definitely worth watching. The next alert is coming right up. Those who haven't enabled notifications usually only find out after the market has already taken off.
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MarketIntel_
MarketIntel_ Aug. 9 at 10:51 PM
Something I find pretty interesting about these mega-cap names: $TSLA -Has never posted back-to-back losing calendar years. $GOOGL -Same story. No consecutive red years. $META -Also has never had two losing years in a row. $AAPL -Last stretch of consecutive red years was 1995-1997. $AMZN -Last time was 2000-2001. History doesn’t guarantee what happens next, but when the market gets nervous, these long-term patterns are worth remembering.
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AlphaResearchHQ
AlphaResearchHQ Aug. 9 at 10:46 PM
Fastest-Growing SaaS Companies by Analyst-Estimated NTM Revenue Growth 📊 (Part 3) More names showing solid forward growth expectations: $GOOGL — 22.8% $CRWD — 22.6% $IOT — 21.4% $DDOG — 21.1% This group is interesting because the growth is coming from different areas of software, cloud and cybersecurity. I’m watching to see which names can keep turning strong revenue expectations into actual execution and sustained momentum. My latest watchlist and market thoughts are updated. Check my profile for the newest ideas I’m tracking.
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BullTheory
BullTheory Aug. 9 at 10:45 PM
Bill Ackman just talked about $UBER again. His verdict? “Extremely cheap.” And history makes that interesting. In 2022: $GOOGL at $90 → +300% In 2025: $AMZN at $170 → +60% Now: $UBER at $75. Different companies. Different cycles. But the pattern is worth watching. Ackman has repeatedly looked for high-quality businesses where the market may be underestimating long-term earnings power. If $UBER is his next value opportunity, the upside could be significant. The question is whether the market is still pricing Uber like a mature platform — while its profitability and cash generation tell a different story. I’m watching this one closely. Would you buy $UBER around $75? Follow my profile for more undervalued growth stocks, high-conviction ideas, and opportunities before they become obvious. NFA. DYOR.
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Froehlich
Froehlich Aug. 9 at 10:02 PM
$BRK.B $GOOGL For 3.5 years, Berkshire Hathaway sold stocks and hoarded cash. That pattern just flipped: $20B in net buying, $10B into Alphabet, biggest buybacks since 2023, and the cash pile is DOWN for the first time in years. Full breakdown: https://youtu.be/6AC6bMlwrIw
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MarketScoutTrades
MarketScoutTrades Aug. 9 at 9:46 PM
FOCUS — Tomorrow’s Watch 👀 (Part 2) Names I’m watching, not calling. Charts only. Primary: $GOOGL — watching to see if it finds support at 21. Secondary — group tells: $AMAT — tight action, but earnings are this week. Event risk noted. $AAOI — not a setup for me. Watching it purely as a read on photonics. Missed: $CRDO — entry came and went. Now I’m watching how it behaves on a pullback rather than chasing. Charts and observations only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Do your own work. For more market ideas, watchlists, and trading perspectives, check my profile and follow the journey.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 9 at 9:41 PM
EARNINGS SEASON IS ALMOST COMPLETE. Nearly 90% of S&P 500 companies have reported, and the results are stronger than expected. Q2 EPS growth is tracking around +30% YoY, excluding investment gains from $GOOGL and $AMZN. That’s well above the 22% growth expected on July 1. Including those one-time gains, EPS growth approaches +50% YoY. Even more impressive: 76% of companies have beaten EPS expectations. That matches last quarter — the strongest beat rate since 2021. AI spending isn’t happening in isolation. Hyperscaler capex is increasingly showing up through stronger cloud growth, earnings and operating leverage. The market may be entering a phase where AI infrastructure investment and corporate earnings reinforce each other. That could be a powerful setup for the broader market. Follow my profile and check my homepage for more earnings, AI infrastructure and market analysis. NFA. DYOR.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 9 at 9:19 PM
THE NEXT AI MONETIZATION LAYER MAY BE THE CLOUD. The cloud market could more than double from ~$432B in 2026 to ~$890B by 2028 as AI drives massive infrastructure demand. Projected 2028 share: $AMZN ~33% $GOOGL ~28% $MSFT ~27% $ORCL ~11% AWS remains the largest platform, while Google Cloud and OCI continue gaining share. But the bigger opportunity may be orchestration. Amazon’s Bedrock lets customers route workloads across 100+ models, allowing AWS to monetize whichever models win through the compute underneath them. Cheaper open models could actually increase demand by making agents and inference more economical. That creates a powerful flywheel: More models → more AI workloads → more inference → more compute → more cloud consumption. The winners may not just be the companies building AI models. They may be the hyperscalers monetizing the entire infrastructure stack. Follow my profile and check my homepage for more AI, cloud, semiconductor and infrastructure analysis. NFA. DYOR.
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Knowhentoprofit
Knowhentoprofit Aug. 10 at 1:51 AM
$GOOGL boomtown anytime anyday anyhour
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AlphaResearchHQ
AlphaResearchHQ Aug. 9 at 11:32 PM
AI Is Changing the Cloud Game ☁️ One number that caught my attention: the cloud market is projected to grow from roughly $432B in 2026 to ~$890B by 2028. That’s more than double in just two years, with AI driving a huge amount of new infrastructure demand. 2028 estimated share: • $AMZN — ~33% • $GOOGL — ~28% • $MSFT — ~27% • $ORCL — ~11% What matters to me isn’t just the headline growth. I want to see who actually converts all that AI spending into revenue and earnings. I’m sharing the names, setups, and themes currently on my radar. Follow along if you want to track the process.
0 · Reply
TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Aug. 9 at 11:27 PM
THESE MEGA-CAPS HAVE A WILD TRACK RECORD One thing stands out: several market leaders have historically avoided back-to-back losing years: $TSLA → Never recorded consecutive red years $GOOGL → Never recorded consecutive red years $META → Never recorded consecutive red years $AAPL → Last consecutive red years: 1995–1997 History doesn’t guarantee the future, but these records are definitely worth watching. The next alert is coming right up. Those who haven't enabled notifications usually only find out after the market has already taken off.
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MarketIntel_
MarketIntel_ Aug. 9 at 10:51 PM
Something I find pretty interesting about these mega-cap names: $TSLA -Has never posted back-to-back losing calendar years. $GOOGL -Same story. No consecutive red years. $META -Also has never had two losing years in a row. $AAPL -Last stretch of consecutive red years was 1995-1997. $AMZN -Last time was 2000-2001. History doesn’t guarantee what happens next, but when the market gets nervous, these long-term patterns are worth remembering.
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AlphaResearchHQ
AlphaResearchHQ Aug. 9 at 10:46 PM
Fastest-Growing SaaS Companies by Analyst-Estimated NTM Revenue Growth 📊 (Part 3) More names showing solid forward growth expectations: $GOOGL — 22.8% $CRWD — 22.6% $IOT — 21.4% $DDOG — 21.1% This group is interesting because the growth is coming from different areas of software, cloud and cybersecurity. I’m watching to see which names can keep turning strong revenue expectations into actual execution and sustained momentum. My latest watchlist and market thoughts are updated. Check my profile for the newest ideas I’m tracking.
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BullTheory
BullTheory Aug. 9 at 10:45 PM
Bill Ackman just talked about $UBER again. His verdict? “Extremely cheap.” And history makes that interesting. In 2022: $GOOGL at $90 → +300% In 2025: $AMZN at $170 → +60% Now: $UBER at $75. Different companies. Different cycles. But the pattern is worth watching. Ackman has repeatedly looked for high-quality businesses where the market may be underestimating long-term earnings power. If $UBER is his next value opportunity, the upside could be significant. The question is whether the market is still pricing Uber like a mature platform — while its profitability and cash generation tell a different story. I’m watching this one closely. Would you buy $UBER around $75? Follow my profile for more undervalued growth stocks, high-conviction ideas, and opportunities before they become obvious. NFA. DYOR.
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Froehlich
Froehlich Aug. 9 at 10:02 PM
$BRK.B $GOOGL For 3.5 years, Berkshire Hathaway sold stocks and hoarded cash. That pattern just flipped: $20B in net buying, $10B into Alphabet, biggest buybacks since 2023, and the cash pile is DOWN for the first time in years. Full breakdown: https://youtu.be/6AC6bMlwrIw
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MarketScoutTrades
MarketScoutTrades Aug. 9 at 9:46 PM
FOCUS — Tomorrow’s Watch 👀 (Part 2) Names I’m watching, not calling. Charts only. Primary: $GOOGL — watching to see if it finds support at 21. Secondary — group tells: $AMAT — tight action, but earnings are this week. Event risk noted. $AAOI — not a setup for me. Watching it purely as a read on photonics. Missed: $CRDO — entry came and went. Now I’m watching how it behaves on a pullback rather than chasing. Charts and observations only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Do your own work. For more market ideas, watchlists, and trading perspectives, check my profile and follow the journey.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 9 at 9:41 PM
EARNINGS SEASON IS ALMOST COMPLETE. Nearly 90% of S&P 500 companies have reported, and the results are stronger than expected. Q2 EPS growth is tracking around +30% YoY, excluding investment gains from $GOOGL and $AMZN. That’s well above the 22% growth expected on July 1. Including those one-time gains, EPS growth approaches +50% YoY. Even more impressive: 76% of companies have beaten EPS expectations. That matches last quarter — the strongest beat rate since 2021. AI spending isn’t happening in isolation. Hyperscaler capex is increasingly showing up through stronger cloud growth, earnings and operating leverage. The market may be entering a phase where AI infrastructure investment and corporate earnings reinforce each other. That could be a powerful setup for the broader market. Follow my profile and check my homepage for more earnings, AI infrastructure and market analysis. NFA. DYOR.
0 · Reply
EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 9 at 9:19 PM
THE NEXT AI MONETIZATION LAYER MAY BE THE CLOUD. The cloud market could more than double from ~$432B in 2026 to ~$890B by 2028 as AI drives massive infrastructure demand. Projected 2028 share: $AMZN ~33% $GOOGL ~28% $MSFT ~27% $ORCL ~11% AWS remains the largest platform, while Google Cloud and OCI continue gaining share. But the bigger opportunity may be orchestration. Amazon’s Bedrock lets customers route workloads across 100+ models, allowing AWS to monetize whichever models win through the compute underneath them. Cheaper open models could actually increase demand by making agents and inference more economical. That creates a powerful flywheel: More models → more AI workloads → more inference → more compute → more cloud consumption. The winners may not just be the companies building AI models. They may be the hyperscalers monetizing the entire infrastructure stack. Follow my profile and check my homepage for more AI, cloud, semiconductor and infrastructure analysis. NFA. DYOR.
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MountCapital
MountCapital Aug. 9 at 8:55 PM
$GOOGL Below $350 tomorrow $300 soon A company in turmoil now
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THE_TRADE
THE_TRADE Aug. 9 at 8:21 PM
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THE_TRADE
THE_TRADE Aug. 9 at 8:20 PM
$GOOGL $GOOG Alphabet's portfolio is 95% in $SPCX .............
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AlphaWatch_
AlphaWatch_ Aug. 9 at 8:19 PM
Earnings season is basically in the books. With ~90% of S&P 500 companies reporting, Q2 earnings are looking much stronger than expected. Excluding the investment gains from $GOOGL and $AMZN, EPS growth is tracking around +30% YoY, well above the ~22% estimate from July 1. Include those gains, and growth approaches +50%. Even better, 76% of companies have beaten EPS estimates, matching last quarter’s strongest beat rate since 2021. The earnings backdrop is stronger than the headlines suggest.
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THE_TRADE
THE_TRADE Aug. 9 at 8:17 PM
$GOOGL Berkshire inherited Alphabet first from an acquisition
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stockWare
stockWare Aug. 9 at 8:16 PM
$GOOGL $GOOG Google is SpaceX now, don't forget that, they are essentially the same company. Google is advertising heavily on Twitter/X platform now, they are deep in bed together.
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investorboy7688
investorboy7688 Aug. 9 at 8:10 PM
$TSLA $UBER $GOOGL $LYFT 100,000 sign up for Ubers av rides in London 📈📈📈📈
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MarketScoutTrades
MarketScoutTrades Aug. 9 at 7:14 PM
This Big Tech cash-flow shift is something I’m watching closely. $AMZN $GOOGL $META Alphabet, Meta and Amazon are estimated to swing to roughly -$32.2B of combined FCF in 2026, versus about +$130B in 2024. The biggest drag is Amazon at around -$24.4B, with Meta and Alphabet also moving negative. The obvious reason is AI capex. These companies are spending aggressively on data centers, chips and infrastructure, and the investment is arriving faster than the cash returns. What matters to me isn’t the spending itself it’s whether the AI revenue eventually catches up. If returns disappoint, that capex could start weighing heavily on margins, cash flow and balance sheets. I’m not bearish on Big Tech, but I think investors need to watch the cash burn more closely than before. Strong conviction takes time. I’m staying focused on quality setups and preparing for the next opportunity.
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TrendStalker_
TrendStalker_ Aug. 9 at 7:13 PM
The market wiped out $1T+ from AI names, but the fundamentals underneath are telling a different story: $MU got crushed 13% in one session, yet DRAM prices kept rising and HBM demand remains strong. $GOOGL raised 2026 capex while AI spending keeps accelerating. $META kept building despite the selloff. $NBIS fell from $300 to $148, while multi-year contracts pushed backlog past $40B. $IREN dropped 40%, but its $9.7B MSFT deal kept moving forward. The AI buildout didn't stop. The panic did the damage.
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BigBilly10
BigBilly10 Aug. 9 at 7:06 PM
$GOOGL Welp, guess Im officially off my rocker. It's Sunday, went to church, it's hot out, cattle are sleeping in the shade and what am I doing? Reading the damn yahoo news. Here's what I think is good. https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/warren-buffett-just-said-berkshire-012000062.html Now I'm going to the movies. Gotta stop this financial bullshit on weekends.
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InvestorCastle
InvestorCastle Aug. 9 at 6:58 PM
$TEM $1,551,102 the total shares $GOOG $GOOGL hold in $TEM
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MountCapital
MountCapital Aug. 9 at 6:34 PM
$GOOGL The hero of MAGA death cult is the most idiotic person to ever occupy the white house, ever https://www.investing.com/news/economy-news/fire-at-saudi-aramcos-jazan-refinery-extinguished-no-injuries-reported-4847703
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