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NASDAQ:GOOG

Alphabet Inc (GOOG)

339.76
-3.59 (1.04%)
as of Aug 26, 2026, 3:08:55 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 90 opinions in the last 12 months.

Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) has received a generally positive consensus from analysts and experts, showcasing its strong revenue growth and robust positions in both AI and cloud services. The company's cloud business, in particular, has demonstrated impressive YOY growth, contributing positively to its revenue streams. Despite these achievements, concerns about rising capital expenditures and recent negative cash flow have led to some caution, with several experts suggesting waiting for a pullback before investing further. Overall, many see GOOG as a strong long-term hold due to its diversified product offerings, including AI capabilities through Gemini and its leadership in search and digital advertising.

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WEAK BUY

With Trump, there's a little less concern of threats of breaking up the company. GOOG is doing well in cloud, and Europe won't be as hard on them as before. GOOG is one of the cheaper Mag 7 stocks, but still vulnerable to market risks. Prefers it at $150 than $200, though.

BUY
Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research

On average, they have cash, massive cash flow and good growth. On advantage the Mag 7 has is that they have the capacity to spend billions on R&D. GOOG, for example, spends $40B annually. Smaller companies just do not have this advantage. The group would likely grow faster if they were allowed to do acquisitions. They will be continue to be closely tied to the overall economy, and are not immune to declines (i.e 2022). But we think they have several years of growth, if not more, ahead of them. 
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PARTIAL BUY

When a new client comes in, he buys a bit. When it gets ahead of itself, he sells a bit. A core holding. Not that expensive at 21-22x. Pressure now, as Europeans are looking at its market share. Waymo starting to get traction. Great outlook. Leg in for a great long-term play of 5 years or more.

TOP PICK
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Trading at a market multiple, but growing faster than the market. After AI concerns. GOOG got its act together and are now ahead in AI. Hugely profitable and innovative. Are building recurring revenues. He loves using their Gemini AI. It will come down to consumer applications.

BUY

Still positive. Trades around the market multiple, yet growing 3-4x the economy. Lots of different opportunities to do well. Main source of income is Search, but YouTube and Waymo monetization opportunities are immense. Plus there's AI.

BUY

New highs recently. 200-day MA is moving higher, so is the 200-week. Clear trend of higher highs and higher lows. Still not expensive. Clear leader in Search, and other areas of its ecosystem make it a powerful company. 17% EPS growth at only 22-23x PE, so PEG ratio fairly attractive. 

Good name to continue to own in the mega-cap tech space, as it's a space you have to be careful in.

TOP PICK

Has done very well, but still has some runway left. He targets $215. GOOG poised to take the lead from Open AI and Microsoft, mainly due to the launch of Gemini 2.0, which solidifies their leadership in search and AI. They won't lose much market share in search now with Gemini 2.0. It remains undervalued compared to peers.

(Analysts’ price target is $211.27)
WATCH

If its quantum computing chip ever comes to fruition in the next 5-10 years, then this is a stock you want to own. He owns MSFT, and it's also involved in quantum computing. Other names to think about are AMZN, IBM, Atos out of Europe, and Toshiba from Japan.

If you double your money, do the smart thing and sell half. These tech stocks are 3x riskier than the market if interest rates go up. It's about managing risk in your portfolio. 

BUY
Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research

We remain highly confident in GOOG's outlook. 
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BUY

Likes it. Just broken out past old high, positive. Likes stocks that consolidate, go up, and repeat. That's the pattern for this one. Fundamental analysis from his team gives lots of reasons it'll be a leader of the pack.

WAIT

You have to own the Mag 7, especially if trading at a reasonable price. Top priority is AI spending and driving cost efficiencies. Q3 beat on top and bottom. Trying to maintain dominance in Search advertising. Sees 12% EPS growth from 2024-26.

But trading at a higher multiple of 19x 2026 earnings. PEG is high, but not obscene for a quality name. Way better than COST or HD. You could buy here and still make money, but he'd rather buy cheaper. Try to get it around 15-16x PE, ~$178. January will probably see a regression to the mean.

BUY

Some feel that this stock can only go down, but that's too simple. Yes, they will lose market share in search, but that overall market could expand 2-4x larger, which creates fantastic advertising opportunities. What they're doing with Gemini and Google and AI is exciting; it has legs.

TOP PICK

It's had a nice move the past week, but is catching up to the group. It remains the leading search engine. The regulatory overhang this year and gen AI's potential competition in search were headwinds. But it's holding in well. GOOG is adding AI in their search, so they're not standing still. The regulatory will remain an overhang though, but it will be a long process. GOOG announced a quantum computing chip while Waymo and YouTube are doing well. The cloud business is up 35% year over year. The sum of the parts could be worth more than what it's trading for.

(Analysts’ price target is $210.37)
BUY

Is up 40% this year. With a new FTC head, GOOG will likely not face charges of monopolization in search. Also, with GM shutting down its self-driving business, Waymo faces one less competitor.

COMMENT

The caller was selling his Oracle and wanted to buy Google or Amazon. He would choose Google as the most attractive on valuation, growth and consistency. Amazon is under some pressure with the anti-trust situation.

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