
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.
Excellent idea to buy for a long-term hold. Coming back from 2022 with a vengeance. Ads are its lifeblood, and those are coming back. Controls Search. Its rocky start with AI lasted only weeks, and its huge R&D investment makes it a player. Reasonable mid-20s multiple for growth of almost 20%. Good value, lots of runway.
The chart shows higher highs and higher lows, and is above its 20-day moving average. Tech analysts Dan Fitzgerald sees resistance at $150, or $19 higher from now. Last spring, the 50-day moving average crossed above the 200, a sign of a powerful uptrend. It has consolidated (sideways) recently, but on lower volumes. DF says this is good, because higher volumes would mean that institutions are selling. Cramer believes GOOG will break above $150.
Continues to motor on. In all the right businesses, though not the leader. Some fears that AI might eat into the Search business. Still likes it, still makes a ton of money. Margins are incredible. Revenue growth has slowed from 20% to 10%. You get a home run if ideas pay off, but also if ideas don't pan out and money is saved instead.
Both great but different businesses, and great as long-term holds. Decide what end-market you're targeting to make your choice.
ASML makes cutting-edge machines that cost $100s of millions per unit. Concerns in the near term about China and the tit-for-tat going on. Risk that orders will be pushed back. Long-term, still likes a lot. Quite expensive, more of a monopoly.
GOOG is still one of his favourites. May just have the best AI capabilities in the world, despite OpenAI and the MSFT partnership, and that will continue to power through. Not expensive.
They delivered a monster good quarter, but the stock didn't run. He blesses this stock.