
NASDAQ:GOOG
This summary was created by AI, based on 93 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts have shown a varied but generally positive outlook for Alphabet Inc. (GOOG), emphasizing its advancements in AI, particularly with its Gemini platform, which they believe has positioned the company favorably in the tech landscape. Despite a recent negative cash flow and some concerns regarding valuation, many analysts note the impressive earnings and revenue beats, highlighting robust growth in the cloud and ad sectors. The consensus leans toward a belief that GOOG will remain a key player in both AI and digital advertising, with significant potential for future value creation. Regulatory scrutiny and market competition are acknowledged as risks, yet many maintain that GOOG's extensive user base and diversified business model provide it with a strong moat. Overall, analysts recommend holding the stock, with some advocating for patience and waiting for a potential pullback to maximize investment returns.
DOJ talking of splitting out Chrome. One of his top 5 holdings. Not as volatile as some of the other Mag 7's. Makes $$ on the ads, not especially on the Search. And the advertisers love going to GOOG, not to competitors like Perplexity or Bluesky. Plus, has all kinds of other horses in the race such as cloud and Other Bets. Waymo will become very important with the Trump Bump, Musk, EVs, and autonomous driving.
12-month price target of $200.25, still room to go. Buy some here at $175, and some more around $170.
Still loves it. Should be a beneficiary of new Trump administration, with fewer concerns about DOJ breaking it apart. Trades at 20x forward PE, 16% earnings growth rate, which means a 1.25x PEG ratio and that's fairly cheap in its space. Q3 beat on top and bottom. Ad revenue and Search remain solid. Chart's on a clear uptrend.
Among the megatechs, this is the most attractive in terms of earnings, value and consistency. Peers like MSFT trade at over 30x PE vs. GOOG's 19.5x, while GOOG grows around 11%. If the US breaks up GOOG, he would buy shares of these spin-offs, like YouTube or cloud.
(Analysts’ price target is $209.43)Excellent business - continues to own. Very strong margins with dominant position in internet "search" business. Margins very high with advertising. New technology in A.I. will add further product offerings, and better search results. Expecting share price to continue to rise - currently priced very well. Earnings expected to rise.
It beat top and bottom line. Sentiment was so negative heading into the report last night, so the set-up was good. Youtube--great quarter. AI has helped GOOG. Don't count them out, their top position in internet search--we'll see. The call was also good. The stock still has legs. They didn't just clear a low bar, but they beat on every line.
It beat top and bottom line. Sentiment was negative, so that set a low bar that they beat. You're starting to see the benefits of their AI capex with cloud revenue up 35% and the core search business is okay. Is not surprised that shares are up (over 5%) this morning without pulling back. Institutional buyers will re-enter this name.
They report today. He likes it for owning many businesses. The bad rap now is whether their monopoly on internet search should be broken up, but remember their big cloud, YouTube and ad businesses. Plus Waymo and a great balance sheet. They now pay a dividend. Don't buy into the print--could be volatile--but definitely a long-term hold.
Trades at 20x PE (below where the S&P trades right now), about $70B in free cashflow this year. Core businesses continue to do well. YouTube is one of the fastest-growing parts of the business, ad revenue continues to do well.
(Analysts’ price target is $209.92)DOJ interest will take a long time to wind through the process. Might even be worth 50-60% more on a breakup. Waymo is the cash-cow-in-waiting. Yield is 0.5%.