Alphabet Inc. reported record earnings of $96.4 billion this quarter, surpassing analyst expectations by nearly 10%, while simultaneously announcing a strategy to raise over $20 billion in debt for ambitious projects. Despite the impressive performance, concerns about its high valuation surfaced as Wells Fargo downgraded its target price to $361. This juxtaposition highlights the complex landscape in which Alphabet navigates strong investor confidence against a backdrop of volatility affecting tech stocks, underscoring the varying market perspectives on future growth potential.
“look it up. We type it into Investing Pro. You guys can see that it's a company that has a negative 5.1 PE ratio and it loses $3.5 billion.”
“But the major difference between the two is that Gemini does not have to raise money to fund itself. It's funded by the parent company which is Alphabet.”
“or models. It's about reach. Alphabet already owns the operating system of the internet.”
“Alphabet isn't making promises. It's already collecting data and turning it into revenue.”
“Alphabet's moat isn't built on legal contracts. It's built on daily habits, data dominance, and total product control.”
“the real case, Alphabet has the cash, the users, the infrastructure, and the attention.”
“Alphabet, the parent company of Google, just reported earnings and they crushed it. Revenue came in at $96.4 billion for the quarter, beating analyst estimates by 9.65%.”
“Revenue came in at $96.4 billion for the quarter, beating analyst estimates by 9.65%.”
“However, it has since rallied up around 1.7%. And I think a big reason for that initial sell-off is that over the past month, Alphabet stock has gone up over 15%.”
“the only short-term negative for Alphabet stock. And that's the massive capex spending, which is now increasing again, hurting their short-term free cash flow.”
“if they hit these estimates, then 2029, they will have an estimated earnings per share of $1629.”
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