$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ It looks like they've brought in a few leading AI engineers to take charge. That could push the stock up by $30 to $40.
$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Paused my $Microsoft(MSFT)$ DCA. I've got enough for now, and I'll consider buying again on a dip around $480 - $490 if it revisits that area. Increasing my Google DCA to $80 daily now. Watching for levels under $342 to add to my $400 strike calls with January 2028 expiry.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ The downside got rejected pretty aggressively, and now the algos look set to sling it higher by the open. It's been hugging the 12-hour level for a while, had all morning to dump to 485, and it didn't. Shorts are probably sweating now.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Looks like the bears here got completely wiped out. Extinction might actually be the right word, or maybe extermination fits even better.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ A comedy show at this point. Down $20 in just 2 days, while the whole thing still looks so undervalued. I wouldn't be surprised if Berkshire is buying more based on the low PE alone.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ One of those names I honestly want to like, but it just never works out for me. Every single time I buy it, I end up losing money. Just a bit of a rant.
$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Fed is injecting $8 billion into the market this week. Money is moving out of AMD after lackluster earnings. AMZN isn't really absorbing much right now with Bezos about to sell $4 billion worth of shares, keeping the stock heavy. And Gemini 3.5 Pro is about to release. Guess where all that new money and rotating money is going to go. Yeah, probably ORCL, but if the market were rational it should flow into GOOGL.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Just looking at a trade setup on MSFT. It closed near a key resistance zone after testing the June high. A decisive move above 466 would confirm the breakout and could open the door to 474, with the next technical target near the prior gap around 483.74. If price loses 462, the breakout setup weakens and risk should be managed accordingly. For me, patience and confirmation matter more than anticipation. Trading is a process, not a prediction.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ I haven't seen any actual news that would explain Alphabet's premarket reversal from positive to negative. So I think there's a decent chance it moves back up once regular trading gets going.