Market Cap 4,355.47B
Revenue (ttm) 402.84B
Net Income (ttm) 132.17B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 16.76
Forward PE 16.26
Profit Margin 32.81%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.15
Volume 46,498,000
Avg Vol 33,960,184
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 12.23B
Stochastic %K 94%
Beta 1.24
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $429.02

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...

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SparkleByRS
SparkleByRS Aug. 2 at 8:42 PM
$RDDT I read the same rumor. Link on X. It’s probably BS but in reality I do think they get a big $GOOGL very soon or with another big company soon. https://x.com/temptinvest/status/2083976244903985646?s=46
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MarketFractal
MarketFractal Aug. 2 at 8:23 PM
$GOOGL is showing why the cloud story still matters.the breakout above the key level comes as cloud growth accelerates, giving investors a fresh look at AI monetization and long-term upside. As long as the trend holds, bulls remain in control.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 2 at 8:02 PM
AI Capex just got raised. Again. $AMZN, $META, $GOOGL and $MSFT now guide approximately $720B$745B combined AI infrastructure spending for 2026. Up from last quarter's ~$695B$725B. Breakdown: $AMZN$220B $GOOGL → ~$195B$205B $MSFT$175B $META → ~$130B$145B Yes, we've seen deleveraging and margin pressure across parts of the market. That volatility could continue in the short term. But the medium-to-long-term thesis remains intact. Every major hyperscaler continues to highlight: • Compute shortages • Strong cloud demand • Pricing power • Higher semiconductor and networking investment The AI buildout is moving from hype to infrastructure. This is why I continue watching upstream beneficiaries: Semiconductors. Networking. Power. NeoClouds. And companies like $IREN seeing 45% prepayments are showing just how strong demand for available AI capacity remains. The market may debate the cycle. But the infrastructure build is still accelerating.
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QuarterlyTrader
QuarterlyTrader Aug. 2 at 8:01 PM
$GOOGL it’s really kind of simple. Google will win the AI wars. Why? Where are my gig’s of data? Based on what? Anyone who took MS Network Essentials and has read “The Coming Wave” will be quick to get on this train. GOOGLE invests heavily in every layer of the OSI reference stack. From owning submarine fiber Layer 1 infrastructure to managing one of the largest IP blocks on the internet. This allows them to build for specific latency, security and reliability. It can absorb a fiber cut due to its over 100,000 KM of owned fiber cable. Another example - Google’s in‑house chip program (TPUs, Axion CPUs, video/image chips, etc.) is primarily a cost‑structure and margin play: it lowers Google’s own AI and cloud operating costs, reduces reliance on Nvidia/Intel/AMD pricing, and over time can become a new revenue stream. These investments support their highly profitable suite of consumer and industrial application layer products. Like no other. Bullet proof. But + Hold
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ParkerTradesX
ParkerTradesX Aug. 2 at 7:59 PM
Two hyperscale giants primed for strong upside: $GOOGL and$AMZN. Both tech behemoths are underpinned by three core competitive pillars: proprietary silicon chips, multi-channel AI monetization, and complete full-stack integration. Google is accelerating enterprise onboarding via custom TPU infrastructure, while AWS cloud acceleration is effectively silencing concerns surrounding AI spending returns. Consensus targets project roughly 21 percent upside across the next twelve months for these positions. Check my profile feed for ongoing institutional updates.
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BrooksMarket
BrooksMarket Aug. 2 at 7:45 PM
$NBIS has already increased its 2026 capex outlook from $16–20B to $20–25B, supported by committed demand from $MSFT and $META. Since then, Microsoft, Meta, and $GOOGL have either raised or reaffirmed aggressive AI infrastructure spending plans, while continuing to note that demand still exceeds available compute capacity. For this report, EPS may not be the main focus. The key metrics to watch are: ARR: Is Nebius still on pace to reach a $7–9B annualized revenue run rate by year-end? Adjusted EBITDA margin: Can margins remain around 40% while the business continues scaling rapidly? Recent commentary from the hyperscalers strengthens the case for another strong quarter when $NBIS reports on August 12.
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Limitless01
Limitless01 Aug. 2 at 6:54 PM
Is $GOOGL $GOOG Alphabet 's Waymo Purchasing $LYFT LYFT
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Limitless01
Limitless01 Aug. 2 at 5:33 PM
Is $GOOGL $GOOG Alphabet 's Waymo Purchasing $LYFT
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Mercy_forever
Mercy_forever Aug. 2 at 5:31 PM
$SPY $MSFT $AMZN While Wall Street panicked and downgraded Microsoft and slashing PT, I stayed convicted, re-watching their conference call until they ultimately proved the doubters wrong, I bought it at $349/$$370/$385 and I did the exact same thing with Amazon. Proudly I beat WS by and stuck to my thesis and conviction $NVDA $GOOGL 💁‍♀️💫💫 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbbQaMQBH5j/
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MyStockHarbor
MyStockHarbor Aug. 2 at 5:14 PM
Huh? Interesting fact, Amazons free cash flow went negative this quarter, along with googles. Meta’s Capex is now eating 98% of operating cash flow Microsoft’s core business generates enough cash flow to fund its AI buildout, out of pocket. Instead of burning through reserves. 🤔 $AMZN $GOOGL $META $MSFT
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SparkleByRS
SparkleByRS Aug. 2 at 8:42 PM
$RDDT I read the same rumor. Link on X. It’s probably BS but in reality I do think they get a big $GOOGL very soon or with another big company soon. https://x.com/temptinvest/status/2083976244903985646?s=46
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MarketFractal
MarketFractal Aug. 2 at 8:23 PM
$GOOGL is showing why the cloud story still matters.the breakout above the key level comes as cloud growth accelerates, giving investors a fresh look at AI monetization and long-term upside. As long as the trend holds, bulls remain in control.
0 · Reply
EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 2 at 8:02 PM
AI Capex just got raised. Again. $AMZN, $META, $GOOGL and $MSFT now guide approximately $720B$745B combined AI infrastructure spending for 2026. Up from last quarter's ~$695B$725B. Breakdown: $AMZN$220B $GOOGL → ~$195B$205B $MSFT$175B $META → ~$130B$145B Yes, we've seen deleveraging and margin pressure across parts of the market. That volatility could continue in the short term. But the medium-to-long-term thesis remains intact. Every major hyperscaler continues to highlight: • Compute shortages • Strong cloud demand • Pricing power • Higher semiconductor and networking investment The AI buildout is moving from hype to infrastructure. This is why I continue watching upstream beneficiaries: Semiconductors. Networking. Power. NeoClouds. And companies like $IREN seeing 45% prepayments are showing just how strong demand for available AI capacity remains. The market may debate the cycle. But the infrastructure build is still accelerating.
0 · Reply
QuarterlyTrader
QuarterlyTrader Aug. 2 at 8:01 PM
$GOOGL it’s really kind of simple. Google will win the AI wars. Why? Where are my gig’s of data? Based on what? Anyone who took MS Network Essentials and has read “The Coming Wave” will be quick to get on this train. GOOGLE invests heavily in every layer of the OSI reference stack. From owning submarine fiber Layer 1 infrastructure to managing one of the largest IP blocks on the internet. This allows them to build for specific latency, security and reliability. It can absorb a fiber cut due to its over 100,000 KM of owned fiber cable. Another example - Google’s in‑house chip program (TPUs, Axion CPUs, video/image chips, etc.) is primarily a cost‑structure and margin play: it lowers Google’s own AI and cloud operating costs, reduces reliance on Nvidia/Intel/AMD pricing, and over time can become a new revenue stream. These investments support their highly profitable suite of consumer and industrial application layer products. Like no other. Bullet proof. But + Hold
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ParkerTradesX
ParkerTradesX Aug. 2 at 7:59 PM
Two hyperscale giants primed for strong upside: $GOOGL and$AMZN. Both tech behemoths are underpinned by three core competitive pillars: proprietary silicon chips, multi-channel AI monetization, and complete full-stack integration. Google is accelerating enterprise onboarding via custom TPU infrastructure, while AWS cloud acceleration is effectively silencing concerns surrounding AI spending returns. Consensus targets project roughly 21 percent upside across the next twelve months for these positions. Check my profile feed for ongoing institutional updates.
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BrooksMarket
BrooksMarket Aug. 2 at 7:45 PM
$NBIS has already increased its 2026 capex outlook from $16–20B to $20–25B, supported by committed demand from $MSFT and $META. Since then, Microsoft, Meta, and $GOOGL have either raised or reaffirmed aggressive AI infrastructure spending plans, while continuing to note that demand still exceeds available compute capacity. For this report, EPS may not be the main focus. The key metrics to watch are: ARR: Is Nebius still on pace to reach a $7–9B annualized revenue run rate by year-end? Adjusted EBITDA margin: Can margins remain around 40% while the business continues scaling rapidly? Recent commentary from the hyperscalers strengthens the case for another strong quarter when $NBIS reports on August 12.
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Limitless01
Limitless01 Aug. 2 at 6:54 PM
Is $GOOGL $GOOG Alphabet 's Waymo Purchasing $LYFT LYFT
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Limitless01
Limitless01 Aug. 2 at 5:33 PM
Is $GOOGL $GOOG Alphabet 's Waymo Purchasing $LYFT
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Mercy_forever
Mercy_forever Aug. 2 at 5:31 PM
$SPY $MSFT $AMZN While Wall Street panicked and downgraded Microsoft and slashing PT, I stayed convicted, re-watching their conference call until they ultimately proved the doubters wrong, I bought it at $349/$$370/$385 and I did the exact same thing with Amazon. Proudly I beat WS by and stuck to my thesis and conviction $NVDA $GOOGL 💁‍♀️💫💫 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbbQaMQBH5j/
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MyStockHarbor
MyStockHarbor Aug. 2 at 5:14 PM
Huh? Interesting fact, Amazons free cash flow went negative this quarter, along with googles. Meta’s Capex is now eating 98% of operating cash flow Microsoft’s core business generates enough cash flow to fund its AI buildout, out of pocket. Instead of burning through reserves. 🤔 $AMZN $GOOGL $META $MSFT
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BillyCashIsKing
BillyCashIsKing Aug. 2 at 5:12 PM
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Spicy_Trade
Spicy_Trade Aug. 2 at 5:09 PM
Alphabet Inc. ( $GOOGL ) SpicyTrade - Daily Stock Analysis https://youtu.be/VjObj0o_QRQ?si=5hQw_6b-PMF6_pCi
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EWF_Sandile
EWF_Sandile Aug. 2 at 5:01 PM
$GOOGL completed a 5-wave impulse from the low, indicating the first leg higher is complete following the pullback from the $379.47 peak. 📈 Read more here 👉 https://elliottwave-forecast.com/stock-market/google-stock-googl-elliott-wave-forecast-mapping-the-path-ahead/
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10Ksdaq
10Ksdaq Aug. 2 at 4:30 PM
$AAPL the world’s two easiest stock to make risk free money $GOOGL and Apple
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TheChartHunter_
TheChartHunter_ Aug. 2 at 3:29 PM
$GOOGL | Technical Update Successfully called the exact bottom at $316 on 7/26, driven by true capitulation volume rather than distribution. Price action since then: Up +16% straight off that demand zone. Wave 4 is officially confirmed and Wave 5 is running right on schedule according to plan. Next major price targets to watch: Retest at $408, followed by a push to $450. Short interest remains the ultimate fuel for the ongoing squeeze.
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woolybully
woolybully Aug. 2 at 3:24 PM
$GOOGL going way tf higher . Gemini is genius.
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NasdaqFrontier6
NasdaqFrontier6 Aug. 2 at 3:00 PM
The $NBIS story is shifting from growth potential to execution. Nebius already raised 2026 CapEx guidance from $16–20B to $20–25B, citing pre-committed demand from: $MSFT $META Since then, $MSFT, $META, and $GOOGL have continued increasing or reaffirming aggressive AI infrastructure spending while admitting demand still exceeds available capacity. That changes what investors should focus on. EPS is not the main metric right now. The two numbers that matter: ARR Can Nebius stay on track toward its $7–9B annualized revenue run rate by year-end? Adjusted EBITDA margin Can it maintain roughly 40% margins while scaling at hypergrowth rates? The hyperscaler commentary strengthens the AI infrastructure demand backdrop. The key question for August 12 earnings: Can $NBIS deliver another beat-and-raise quarter? Execution will determine whether the market rewards the story.
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BrooksMarket
BrooksMarket Aug. 2 at 2:51 PM
$GOOGL posted the strongest quarter in its history, with net income surpassing $100B for the first time, supported in part by gains from its $SPCX and Anthropic investments. The bigger story may be its $514B backlog, which has grown to nearly five times previous levels. Current data center expansion and chip availability remain the main constraints on meeting that demand. Some investors focused on weaker free cash flow despite record profitability. As more AI infrastructure comes online and capacity improves, the market may shift its attention back to the scale of Google's long-term growth opportunity.
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CapitalFlow
CapitalFlow Aug. 2 at 2:09 PM
$GOOGL is one of those names where the market reaction feels more complicated than the actual business. The company just delivered a monster quarter, crossed $100B in net income, and continues to show how powerful the ecosystem really is. What caught my attention isn't just the profit it's the demand sitting in front of them. The backlog is exploding, but Google is running into the same problem everyone in AI is facing right now: not enough data center capacity, not enough chips, not enough infrastructure. Yes, free cash flow took a hit because they're spending aggressively. But that's what happens when you're building for the next cycle. The market may need time to digest the size of this investment, but I still think the long-term story comes down to one thing: can Google turn this massive AI demand into revenue? Watching $GOOGL closely. Any stocks you'll avoid today?
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GuadalupeCousins638
GuadalupeCousins638 Aug. 2 at 2:06 PM
$GOOGL just posted a monster quarter.Record profits are great, but the market is focused on the massive AI buildout bill and near-term cash flow pressure.A huge backlog is sitting there, the only question is how fast Google can turn demand into capacity.If investors look past the spending cycle, the story could get interesting again.
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NasdaqFrontier6
NasdaqFrontier6 Aug. 2 at 1:45 PM
The biggest message from this earnings season: AI capex is starting to show real returns. $MSFT $AMZN $GOOGL These hyperscalers have spent hundreds of billions building AI infrastructure, and investors have been questioning whether the spending would pay off. The latest results suggest the answer is becoming clearer. Yes, massive investments are impacting balance sheets and free cash flow in the short term. But the income statements are now showing the benefits: • Strong cloud growth • Expanding AI demand • Higher-value workloads • Tight capacity despite new data centers coming online The most important takeaway: They are not building capacity into empty demand. Cloud capacity remains constrained across all three companies. AI infrastructure spending is increasingly looking less like a cost and more like a long-term growth engine.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 2 at 1:39 PM
The most overlooked part of $MSFT earnings wasn't Azure. It was accounting. Microsoft is extending the useful life of data centers from 15 years to 25 years and shifting more future facilities toward operating leases. The impact: • Higher reported operating income • Higher ROIC • Lower reported CapEx • Smoother margins The business economics don't instantly change, but the financial statements become more favorable. The bigger question: Will other hyperscalers follow? If $MSFT adopts this approach as AI infrastructure matures, $GOOGL, META, and $AMZN could eventually make similar adjustments. Investors should also be careful comparing capital efficiency across AI infrastructure companies like CRWV, $NBIS, and $IREN. Reported returns influence capital allocation. Better accounting optics could extend the AI investment cycle. But remember: Higher reported ROI does not always equal higher economic ROI.
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