| 2023-03-28 | -1.4 % |
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| 2023-03-27 | -2.83 % |
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| 2023-03-24 | -0.15 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock was down 0.15% after a US magistrate judge ordered Google and Justice Department lawyers to disclose factual evidence and expert reports by January 18, 2024, as the company faces an antitrust case claiming it unlawfully curbed competition over advertising technology, which present complex and extremely consequential issues; Google has denied the claims.
- The article discusses how Nvidia and Microsoft are poised to benefit from the growth of the generative AI market, but while Microsoft has already started monetizing ChatGPT, Nvidia is the bigger AI winner so far in 2023, with its shares jumping a whopping 90%, as its monopoly-like position in enterprise GPUs means that it could become the supplier of choice for multiple companies looking to make the most of this opportunity, and consequently could continue outpacing Microsoft amid the boom and remain a top AI stock for years to come.
- Microsoft stock is a no-brainer to buy and hold because of its strong and growing free cash flow, its presence in key areas of technology such as cloud services, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing, and its strong management team under CEO Satya Nadella, despite its higher valuation compared to other major tech stocks.
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| 2023-03-23 | +2.16 % |
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock went up by 2.16% after the premarket trading on Thursday along with other tech companies, considered safe havens by investors, due to uncertainties in other sectors caused by the FOMC rate hike of 25 basis points and the SEC's potential lawsuit against Coinbase for violating federal securities laws.
- The article is not about Alphabet (GOOGL) stock; it is about the global board game market, which is expected to grow due to strategic product introductions and the rising number of board game cafes, while the major challenge is the impact of global trade wars and tariffs imposed across borders; it also provides insights on segmentation by product, theme, distribution channel, and geography.
- Shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) went up by 2.16% last night, following analysis that states Alphabet, along with Meta and Snap, could see potential value gains of $431 billion in total should the US ban TikTok, as Google-owned YouTube would be a potential beneficiary of users shifting to other social media platforms.
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| 2023-03-22 | -1.48 % |
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| 2023-03-21 | +3.66 % |
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| 2023-03-20 | -0.39 % |
- Amazon plans to cut 9,000 jobs, including in its AWS cloud computing and advertising businesses, in the second largest round of layoffs in company history as demand slows following the pandemic and economic uncertainty rises. This reflects a trend in the tech sector where companies like Alphabet and Meta have similarly cut jobs due to overstaffing after, like Amazon, ramping up hiring during the pandemic.
- Amazon is laying off an additional 9,000 employees across its Amazon Web Services, human resources, advertising, and Twitch livestreaming service in a bid to streamline costs and headcount amidst economic uncertainty, following significant layoffs last month and concerns over potential recession causing stock prices to decline.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock was down 0.39% last night, along with other technology companies such as Amazon and Microsoft, after all three announced recent updates in AI as technology continues to advance at a fast pace.
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| 2023-03-17 | +1.3 % |
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| 2023-03-16 | +4.38 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 4.38% as inflation continues to decline, making it a potentially valuable buying opportunity for investors.
- Shares of Pinduoduo's parent company have gained 12% this year, compared to drops seen by Alibaba and JD.com, as its low pricing strategy positions it to succeed against intensified competition in the Chinese e-commerce market.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 4.38% on Thursday after the Federal Trade Commission issued orders to several tech companies, including Google-owned YouTube and Facebook-owned Instagram, seeking information on their policies related to paid commercial ads that could be allegedly deceptive or fraudulent.
- Western multinational companies are becoming less reliant on China, but they are not turning into homebodies and remain global through their presence abroad, with intangible assets becoming increasingly important, such as software and patents, making global reach more important than ever.
- The article discusses the upcoming FOMC meeting and the current economic environment but also provides a list of the 14 best stocks to buy now based on hedge fund sentiment and declining stock prices, which includes Alphabet (GOOGL) and other companies such as Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS), Datadog, Inc. (DDOG), and Tesla, Inc. (TSLA), among others. The reason Alphabet stock goes up is not explicitly mentioned in the article.
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| 2023-03-15 | +2.28 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up 2.28% due to the recent announcements about the next generation of AI, which has finally been the response to Microsoft that investors were waiting for.
- The Campaign Legal Center has urged the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to be investigated over allegations that employees owning stocks like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon despite federal law banning such ownership resulted in a stock rise of Alphabet (GOOGL) of 2.28%.
- Alphabet stock prices rose 3.14% after the announcement of generative AI helpers coming to Google's Workspace suite of apps and the news that Microsoft's Bing has not affected the dominance of Google's search engine.
- The article discusses the financial results of AEye, a global leader in lidar solutions, and the announcement of the resignation of their Chief Financial Officer as of March 31, 2023, and Alphabet, Google's parent company, being the previous employer of the interim CFO, Conor Tierney; the stock of Google, which owns Alphabet, went up by 2.28% last night.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock went up by 2.28% because it has been undervalued and unfairly punished for its recent AI mishaps, and its price-to-earnings ratio is relatively low compared to its competitors, making it a good opportunity for investors.
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| 2023-03-14 | +3.14 % |
- Apple is delaying bonuses for some corporate divisions as the company joins other Silicon Valley peers in streamlining operations to reduce costs, in response to the current uncertain times and facing sales slowdown, added pressure to keep its operations lean; the shift will reduce the frequency of bonuses for a portion of Apple's corporate workforce, said the people who asked not to be identified because the plan hasn't been announced publicly.
- Alphabet's stock price went up by 3.14% last night because the company is historically cheap and well-positioned to generate significant cash flow over the long term, with Google's search engine, YouTube, and Google Cloud expected to be significant growth drivers, unlike other FAANG stocks such as Apple, which is the most vulnerable among the FAANGs due to weaker-than-anticipated sales and lack of bottom-line growth.
- This article discusses the new ARRI Textures feature added to the ALEXA 35 camera, which allows users to choose from a variety of different image settings, providing more control to cinematographers over their artistic intent, with different textures optimized for different shooting situations, and ARRI has released four new textures that are available to download for free, causing Alphabet(GOOGL) stock to go up by 3.14%.
- Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) business model focusing on start-ups, venture capital, and private equity funds failed due to its majority of customers having surplus money, not needing loans, and interest rates being low, driving underused capital inflows into SVB, which it invested in long-term, low-yield, government bonds, when interest rates rose which led to investor withdrawals; the bank sold $21bn worth of US government bonds at a loss of $1.8bn, hired Goldman Sachs to undertake a private $2bn equity sale, was notified by Moody’s that its credit rating would be downgraded, SVB shares fell 60%, General Atlantic withdrew, and government regulators stepped in to take control to protect depositors.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up 3.14% as AI startup Adept raised $350 million in a Series B funding round and plans to use the new funds to launch its initial products, train models and onboard more talent to speed up the integration of generative AI into their offerings.
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| 2023-03-13 | +0.53 % |
- Bank of America is bullish on Alphabet's entry into AI, and sees potential for stable search metrics and product releases over the next few months to help alleviate an overhang in the stock, which is why the stock went up by 0.53%.
- The Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up last night by 0.53%, but the article is not about the reasons behind it, instead, it discusses the fall of Silicon Valley Bank, which was taken over by the US government after a crippling bank run caused by money jitters and the effects of high-interest rates on tech investment.
- Law firm Pomerantz LLP is investigating whether Alphabet Inc.'s Google subsidiary and certain officers and/or directors have engaged in securities fraud or other unlawful business practices following the US Department of Justice and eight states filing an antitrust lawsuit against Google on January 24, 2023, which caused Alphabet's stock price to fall $2.00 per share, and comes amidst allegations that Google illegally abused its dominance in digital advertising and violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock rose 0.53% last night, and despite challenges from macroeconomic headwinds and reduced spending in digital advertising, the company's annual revenue and operating income have continued to grow, making it a powerful force in the tech world with solid prospects for the future.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up last night by 0.53% because it is predicted that the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing will catapult it into the Dow by 2030.
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| 2023-03-10 | -1.83 % |
- Alphabet's stock went down by 1.83% as Microsoft emerged as a competition after relaunching its search engine, and questions arose about the leadership of CEO Sundar Pichai to navigate Google through its developing existential crisis.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock went down 1.83% because of macroeconomic headwinds that led to declines in advertising, which is the company's primary revenue source, but the company's position as a tech behemoth and the potential for growth in the digital advertising market makes it a great value and a no-brainer investment for the long term.
- The JPMorgan Nasdaq Premium Income ETF (JEPQ) provides a double-digit dividend payout from options and equity-linked notes on large-cap US growth tech stocks, making it attractive for income-seeking investors despite sacrificing potential capital appreciation, with Wall Street bullish on JEPQ despite a 1.83% decrease in Alphabet (GOOGL) stock.
- Zscaler reported a revenue increase of 52% YoY in its fiscal Q2, and while it has experienced a slowdown in growth, some investors consider Zscaler stock oversold, particularly given Zscaler's solid financial profile and long-term growth prospects for the cybersecurity sector, despite the stock dropping over 12% after the earnings report causing some analysts to reduce their price targets.
- Roku's stock is trading at a historically low price-to-sales multiple of 2.7 due to a slowdown in growth, which can be attributed to the adverse macroeconomic situation, including a decline in ad revenue for dominant digital advertising companies, like Alphabet, as well as rising inflationary pressures discouraging consumers from buying streaming devices; while there may be an opportunity to buy the stock at a potentially attractive valuation, the company's inability to generate profits from the sale of its hardware devices and the declining ARPU raises questions about its prospects for profitability.
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| 2023-03-09 | -2.05 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went down 2.05% last night as Benchmark analyst Mark Zgutowicz downgraded The Trade Desk (TTD) from Hold to Sell due to unsustainable buy-side expectations, unhealthy non-CTV prospects, and incremental risks from Google and Apple.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock has gone down by -2.05% due to the market's concerns about AI-based chatbots being a serious threat to the company's Google-branded online search and advertising empire, while Netflix's (NFLX) strategy shift to focus on optimal revenue and profits may lead to subscriber growth stopping or reversing, affecting its share price. Snowflake (SNOW), on the other hand, is finding more and more customers in an increasingly data-driven economy, with its bundle of skyrocketing expansion vectors attracting growth-oriented investors.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock went down by 2.05% due to the challenging economic environment that led to a decrease in advertising revenue in Q4 2020 by 3.6% YoY, although the recession probability may eventually lead to a wave of advertising spending, and investors are advised to focus on Alphabet's long-term potential, especially with the growth potential of its cloud computing segment.
- The stock prices of Snowflake and StoneCo, two high-risk high-reward stocks owned by Berkshire Hathaway, have fallen from their previous highs, but present opportunities for growth and multibagger returns for risk-tolerant investors, with Snowflake still trading at roughly 16 times this year's expected sales despite its share price being down roughly 65% from its peak, and StoneCo's core payment-processing business continuing to add customers, grow total payment volume (TPV), and increase revenue, all of which helped push the company's total revenue in Q3 2021 up 71% to roughly $488.4 million and adjusted net income up 90.5% to approximately $31.7 million, respectively.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock declined by 2.05% following the launch of Microsoft's (MSFT) AI chatbot, as investors see it as a credible threat to Google's market dominance, risking the $200bn global search market from which Alphabet generates the lion's share of its profits, and the combination of Microsoft and OpenAI is not to be taken lightly.
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| 2023-03-08 | +0.42 % |
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock went up 0.42% last night as it is considered a good long-term investment with a strong financial position and assets like Google and YouTube, and other stocks that Wall Street could be underestimating are Amgen and Southern Company due to their potential blockbuster drugs and high dividend yields.
- Google has informed its employees that fewer people will be promoted to senior levels this year due to a new policy that aims to rein in runaway expenditures, which is expected to pit employees against each other to improve productivity and outperform each other, causing Alphabet's stock to go up 0.42%.
- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock rose by 0.42% last night, but the article focuses on issues related to women's equality, including the latest study of women's pay released by Pew Research Center, which found that in 2022, working women over the age of 16 made 82 cents for every dollar earned by men, and United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres' warning that years of progress on women's rights are "vanishing before our eyes."
- The article is about Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and it is a better investment than its biggest competitor, Nvidia, due to its revenue distribution in lucrative segments like data centers and embedded products, its position in the virtual reality market, and its potential to thrive in the artificial intelligence market. The stock has risen 26% since Jan. 1, and tech stocks have come back into favor with investors.
- Shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) went up 0.42% last night, but this article focuses on why investors should consider buying shares of Roku and PayPal, as both companies are well-positioned to benefit from long-term growth in the streaming entertainment and digital payments markets.
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| 2023-03-07 | -1.34 % |
- The rebranding of Nextech AR Solutions Corp to Nextech3D.ai, an AI-powered 3D modeling for e-commerce company, has positioned itself for breakout revenue growth and becoming cash-flow positive, which is expected to bring a massive emerging market, in addition to advancements in generative AI for 3D model texture creation and analysts suggest that there is no specific reason for the down in Alphabet (GOOGL)'s stocks.
- Shares of Alphabet's YouTube were essentially flat on Tuesday after US Senators announced plans to introduce a bill that would make it easier to ban TikTok in the US, with investors betting that the possibility of a TikTok ban could be good news for rival apps like Snapchat and Facebook-parent Meta.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went down by 1.34% following changes made by Purpose Investments to its website, including updates to clarify the firm’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policy.
- Alphabet's stock (GOOGL) went down 1.34% due to a correction in the tech market caused by the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and investors getting a more realistic view of tech companies’ value, following a period of growth through cheap money and mergers and acquisitions.
- The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF, which offers a 11.8% dividend yield and generates income by selling options and investing in US large-cap stocks, has seen its popularity soar, with inflows of $21bn; its downside potential when stocks are surging may however limit some of its potential upside.
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| 2023-03-06 | +1.58 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 1.58% as investors eye artificial intelligence (AI) as an investment opportunity, given the sector's potential for growth, particularly with the popularity of generative AI like OpenAI's ChatGPT; however, experts advise proceeding with caution and doing research before investing in AI, and also recommend making AI part of a diversified portfolio.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock increased by 1.58% last night despite Morgan Stanley Wealth Management's caution to investors about the US stock market, after valuations climbed back to levels seen during the bear market earlier in 2022, with the expansion of the US equity market's price-to-earnings multiples appearing premature.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 1.79% on Friday, largely due to falling interest in government bonds and recovering from the 12% share price drop following the rushed introduction of its Bard chatbot.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock increased 1.58% last night due to the company's ability to hold its search engine share against Bing and Google's growing artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, including recent innovations such as Advantage+, an AI-powered advertiser tool, and its progress in the autonomous driving market through its self-driving unit, Waymo.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 1.58% due to speculation of a new bull market emerging, as well as the potential for the company's Google Cloud business and Waymo self-driving car unit to drive growth, despite concerns about the advertising market and competition from OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft's integration of the chatbot with its Bing search engine.
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| 2023-03-03 | +1.79 % |
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| 2023-03-02 | +1.81 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up by 1.81% last night as growth stocks, such as those of innovative and forward-thinking companies, are expected to increase their profits at faster-than-average rates, leading to higher share prices and big returns for shareholders.
- The article discusses Alphabet (GOOGL) stock, which went up by 1.81% last night, and the accompanying video talks about antitrust issues surrounding the company.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock was up 1.81% last night, but the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the recent wave of layoffs in the tech industry, which has led to many laid-off workers starting their own companies, resulting in an increase in startup applications and presenting investment opportunities for venture capitalists and individual investors.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock was up 1.81% last night, potentially due to positive comments from the Artisan Value Fund about the company's long-term revenue and profit growth potential despite Q4 2022 growth deceleration as advertisers have reduced digital ad spend following COVID-19 acceleration and due to economic uncertainties.
- Shares in Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical firm, have doubled in value over the past two years to $326bn on the hopes that obesity and diabetes drugs could become the biggest-selling class of pharmaceuticals ever; following the success of its injectable drug Ozempic, the firm's newest potential blockbuster, Wegovy, was the first drug in years that America’s Food and Drug Administration has approved for obesity, meaning some insurers cover it, and this led to a 1.81% rise in Alphabet (GOOGL) shares last night.
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| 2023-02-07 | +4.61 % |
- Alphabet, Inc. is a multinational technology company focused onphabet's five core businesses: software, life sciences, energy, real estate, and hardware.
- The company is releasing a chatbot that is similar to another chatbot that is backed by Microsoft.
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) stock goes up because it has announced that it is going to release a lightweight version of LaMDA, an artificial intelligence technology, and that it is going to integrate ChatGPT, a generative pre-trained transformer, into its search engine.
- Zoom, a tech company that shot into the spotlight during the Covid-19 pandemic as many companies went remote, announced plans to reduce its workforce by 1,300 employees.
- Alphabet Inc.'s Google is getting its ChatGPT competitor ready for prime time. The company said Monday its new conversational AI service, called Bard, would be opening up to trusted testers, and that it is readying the service for the public “in the coming weeks.”
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| 2023-01-26 | +2.42 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is soaring due to increasing investor interest in the artificial intelligence space, fueled by the emergence of ChatGPT, and major tech companies bouncing back from a volatile year in the stock market.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock has seen an increase in investor interest due to its strong performance and wide range of products and services.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is trading well below its historical average, and could benefit from macroeconomic headwinds, easing comparisons, cost-cutting measures, share buybacks, and historically favorable odd years, making its potential upside 29%.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock has increased due to strong global tech M&A activity, the presence of private equity take-private transactions for US-listed tech companies, and innovative financing structures.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock has gone up due to cost-cutting initiatives and a focus on its cloud business.
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- Alphabet's (GOOGL) stock is expected to increase due to its investments in generative AI technology such as ChatGPT and OpenAI, as well as its expected growth in the generative AI space.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is expected to grow due to the company's leadership in cloud computing, advertising, and e-commerce, as well as cost savings and growth in the global cloud computing industry.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock should be bought during a recession due to its strong economies of scale, diversification, and financial resources, which set it up for long-term success regardless of economic conditions.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock rises due to its heavy investments in tech innovation, Google Cloud, and its quantum computing initiatives, as well as its expanding revenue and dividend.
- Alphabet(GOOGL) stock is going up due to strong growth across key performance metrics, gross margin expansion and reducing operating expenses, and the company's pivot to a global audio platform.
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| 2023-01-09 | +0.78 % |
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is undervalued and its long-term growth potential, combined with a large cash position and attractive secular growth story, make it a compelling investment opportunity.
- Alphabet(GOOGL) stock has seen an increase due to its innovative technology, independent business model, and vast addressable market, providing investors with a great opportunity to capitalize on its long-term growth potential.
- Alphabet's stock rose due to the expectation of a slower pace of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, coupled with strong performance from other technology-based stocks.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock is rising due to the company's continued strong revenue growth, expanding business segments, and strategic acquisitions.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock can be expected to go up in the long term due to its strong fundamentals, the secular expansion of the e-commerce and cloud markets, and optimistic outlook for the macroeconomic landscape.
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- Alphabet (GOOGL) stock went up due to investors recognizing its undervaluation relative to other stocks and sectors, and taking advantage of the long-term tailwinds in the tech sector and the REIT space to buy when the stock was discounted.
- Alphabet's stock has gone up due to the potential acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the world's leading video game company, providing the company with a wide array of new opportunities and revenue streams.
- Alphabet's stock offers more value than Amazon's due to its strengthened market share, impressive long-term outlook, and increased revenue from Google Cloud, making it a great buy in the current market.
- Alphabet stock is an excellent buying opportunity for long-term investors, as it is selling for a fraction of its worth due to temporary economic headwinds, yet it is highly resilient with strong potential for future growth.
- Alphabet's presence in two large and growing markets, combined with strong competitive positioning in the customer relationship management (CRM) software market, a bargain valuation compared to its five-year average, and impressive third-quarter earnings make it an attractive growth stock for investors.
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