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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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StrongDiamondHands Jun. 23 at 9:04 PM

$INFQ Food for thought: The fact that INFQ was in the oval office during the quantum executive order signing with $IBMAND $GOOG $GOOGL leads me to believe that they are probably becoming partners or collaborating soon. 👀 Since Google and IBM are already partners and no other quantum competitor was in the office at the same time. INFQ undervalued and underrated, I feel this is going to be a big play.

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Ethanalphatrades Jun. 23 at 8:59 PM

$GOOGL is in one of those messy transition phases where the narrative looks broken but the underlying business is still accelerating. Losing top AI talent to Anthropic and OpenAI is definitely a headline risk, especially when paired with rising CapEx to ~$36B and aggressive pricing cuts on Gemini Enterprise. On the surface, that reads like pressure and competition intensifying at the same time. Add Microsoft scaling Bing past 1B monthly users and you get a clear signal that the AI race is getting more expensive and more competitive, not less. But the other side of the tape still matters. Nearly $470B in cloud backlog and ~40% cloud growth is not a weakening business. That’s still strong execution under the hood. And Berkshire stepping in with a ~$10B position tells you long-term capital is not treating this as a structurally broken story. Short term, sentiment is noisy. Long term, cash flow still dominates.

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The_Great_Gatsbear Jun. 23 at 8:54 PM

$INFQ I can’t state it enough, but $INFQ being in the Oval Office with $GOOGL AND $IBM is probably the quietest and loudest message the markets needed to hear Just think about that $SPY

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MorganHoratio Jun. 23 at 8:45 PM

% Below All-Time High $JPM (JPMorgan): 0% $SPX (S&P 500): -3% $AAPL (Apple): -6% $GOOG / $GOOGL (Google): -15% This definitive ATH drawdown leaderboard exposes the most brutal reality of this polarized macro cycle! As liquidity constricts, institutional allocators are executing a heavy de-risking rotation, favoring pristine structural moats over fragile forward multiples. Financial titan $JPM proudly commands its 0% historical peak (ATH), acting as an unassailable bastion resisting the macro higher-for-longer rate path. With the broader $SPX sliding a mere 3%, index-level resilience remains perfectly anchored by legacy mega-caps. Hardware ecosystem sovereign $AAPL preserves rigid technical posture at -6%, while search pioneer $GOOGL has violently retraced 15% back to key Fibonacci support clusters. This isn't a fundamental break—it's heavy institutional execution de-allocating away from vulnerable software layers. Drop your structural playbook below!

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WallStreetOracle Jun. 23 at 8:45 PM

My position in $OKLO $GOOGL $MARA $RYCEY $CRM is based on earnings reaction watch. Volatility is expected, but the structure still looks intact.

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MorganHoratio Jun. 23 at 8:27 PM

Companies with the largest cash positions: $BRK.B: $397B $AMZN: $143B $GOOGL: $127B $META: $81B $MSFT: $78B Cash is the ultimate armor during macro volatility and the purest kinetic energy ready to snap up generational entries when the market cracks! This definitive corporate "treasury" list underscores where true institutional safety clusters. In CEO Greg Abel's debut print, $BRK.X.B expanded its cash hoard to an unprecedented ~$397B (representing nearly 59% of its investable portfolio). Parked securely in high-yielding short-term T-bills, this record dry powder signals absolute valuation discipline and systemic risk mitigation. With $AMZN at $143B and $GOOGL holding $127B, flanked by $META and $MSFT, these mega-caps possess unassailable liquidity. Even if macro liquidity dries up, they can effortlessly sustain aggressive CapEx compounding across AI infrastructure. Are you mirroring Berkshire's discipline by raising dry powder, or setting buy limits on tech dips? Drop your playbook below!

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SwingTraderPro1 Jun. 23 at 8:25 PM

Still rotating through the same core AI / semis leaders - not chasing new names, just tracking where the cycle is still strongest. $MU - 1,211 → 1,500 HBM supply remains structurally tight. Earnings this Wednesday is the next major volatility trigger. $AMD - 551 → 700 MI450 momentum building with expanding hyperscaler adoption (OpenAI, Meta, and others). $GOOGL - 349 → 460 Recent pullback looks more like positioning reset than fundamental deterioration. AI + cloud demand still intact. $MSFT - 367 → 460 High-quality compounding story continues as AI monetization scales across enterprise stack. $TSLA - 405 → 480 Robotaxi narrative + delivery data = multiple near-term catalysts driving sentiment swings. Cycle leaders haven’t changed - only price action has.

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FibonacciTrader_ Jun. 23 at 8:18 PM

🚨 Big Tech pullback - orderly so far, but sentiment is clearly shifting from momentum to caution. $NVDA -10% $AAPL -6% $AMZN -18% $GOOGL -12% This isn’t panic selling yet - it’s controlled de-risking with pockets of aggressive profit-taking in leaders. I think this is a strong opportunity zone, but timing the exact bottom is never guaranteed. I’d focus on leading names with strong narratives and let price action confirm entries. Dip buyers stepping in here, or waiting for confirmation?

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MuskyFlex Jun. 23 at 8:07 PM

$GOOGL $GOOG poogle keeps dumping

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VIN1P Jun. 23 at 7:56 PM

$SPY $GOOGL 3 trades and made good money today… great day of trading for me 😆 We need more VOLA 😉

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Cheaper Chinese AI Threatens U.S. Tech. It Isn't All Bad News.

GOOGL MSFT

Jun 23, 2026, 1:04 PM EDT - 4 hours ago

Market Cap	4,459.05B
Revenue (ttm)	402.84B
Net Income (ttm)	132.17B
EPS (ttm)	N/A
PE Ratio	27.75
Forward PE	25.74
Profit Margin	32.81%
Debt to Equity Ratio	0.16

Volume	31,786,053
Avg Vol	29,906,838
Day's Range	N/A - N/A
Shares Out	12.12B
Stochastic %K	23%
Beta	1.23
Analysts	Strong Sell
Price Target	$433.73