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Crazy rally so far! In the overbought area. Time to take some profits.

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $DIREXION DAILY GOOGL BULL 2X SHARES(GGLL)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ I’m calling it straight; Alphabet has just smashed into the history books. $GOOGL has officially crossed the $3 Trillion market cap milestone, becoming the 4th company ever to do it, alongside $NVDA, $MSFT, and $AAPL. This isn’t hype, it’s inevitability. Google is now a $3T company, and still not overpriced when you stack its AI, Cloud, and Gemini growth engines against the valuation. $GOOGL ripped +4% intraday to $250.57, with a monster $3M call sweep at the $250 strike expiring 26Sep25. Across the Mag 7, more than $200M in net call premium surged in, confirming institutions are fuelin

Whether Gemini 2.5 gives $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Google enough momentum to push its stock to a new all-time high (ATH). Short answer: it could, but there are risks and a lot of variables. In this article, we will go through the bullish case, the headwinds, and what to watch. I am holding Google for long-term so I would be considering playing option to take advantage of this bullish case. What supports the idea of a new ATH for Google / Alphabet AI leadership & technical edge Google has clearly positioned Gemini 2.5 (especially the “Pro/Deep Think / Flash Thinking” versions) as a state-of-the-art model. It leads on many benchmarks (reasoning, coding, long-context tasks) and shows improved multimodal capabilities. That kind of edge tends to translate

Key Drivers and Near-Term ProspectsAntitrust Win: The ruling preserves Google's ~80% search revenue share through ad deals, like with Apple. Analysts like Wedbush's Dan Ives raised price targets to $245, citing search's "longer-term durability." This removes a major overhang, potentially unlocking further upside. AI and Cloud Growth: Alphabet's AI investments, including Google Cloud's data center expansions (e.g., $9B in Oklahoma) and partnerships like Qualcomm for AI in autos, are driving demand. YouTube's ad monetization and generative AI enhancements are boosting revenue, with analysts noting higher ad lead quality could lift pricing. Waymo's autonomous tech, valued at ~$173B in some analyses, adds another growth vector. Financials: Alphabet reported $100B in earnings on $350B revenue l

Yes I believe $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ is going into that $3T soon Garmini AI is quite good to use than chatGPT

$GGLL 20251017 45.0 CALL$ Looks like my crystal ball missed Google's antitrust win. Might need to roll this call to avoid getting called away at a bargain-basement price.

I think there is a good chance for Google to reach $3trillion in 2025. Everyone is waiting for a possible 50 basis point cut in interest rate by the Fed and this will help boost Google. The biggest near term threat would be regulations which would impact it. I would take profit after September and rotate my funds to ETF such as plain old SPY. Afterall, the MAG7 contributes to the majority of the S&P500 and having a slightly more diversified ETF would be safer for me especially with the potential looming recession with the latest poor labour market hiring. Although alphabet has the lowest valuation among the mag7 now, it is reasonable as everyone has priced in future prospects for the various companies and comparatively, alphabet just does not seem to be able to generate a greater magni

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Big-Tech’s PerformanceMacro Headlines This Week: September seasonality and event-driven risks. Investors remain cautious on September’s historically weak performance — the month that has often been the worst for equities. Key events included preliminary announcements on the Russell index reconstitution, heightened sensitivity to upcoming labor market data and the Fed’s policy decision. Equity trading volumes were thin around the holiday, but tech and growth stocks led the market higher.Labor market weakness boosts rate cut expectations. ADP private payrolls added only 54k jobs (below consensus 69k). Initial jobless claims spiked to 237k (vs. 229k expected), showing persistent upward momentum and pressure in the labor market. Meanwhile, the ISM Services PMI climbed to 52, signaling expansio

Using Google everyday, think it has potential to hit $3T this year with renewed AI momentum and lowest PE.

Google has finally reached an all-time high. If you feel like you’ve missed yet another opportunity to invest, don’t worry — stocks rarely move up in a straight line. The market will always find reasons to pull back share prices, and those moments often create the best opportunities. I accumulated my position during peak fear, when many were saying that ChatGPT might replace search. I tried to explain to some of my friends otherwise, none of them actually listen. I'll take this opportunity to explain why I invested in Google. The reason I like Google is simple: it’s a monopoly-like business with one of the strongest moats in the world (obviously? if not why always have anti trust or monopoly law suit) • Search dominance: “ChatGPT will replace search”? Not yet. As of today, Google still hol

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Be aware I've entered here so possible falls likely[Facepalm]  

Nancy Pelosi filed a purchase of up to $500K of $Alphabet(GOOG)$ call options at the start of this year. At first, it looked like a rare miss.Image$GOOGL has now risen 20% since the trade.On January 14, 2025, former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reported in her STOCK Act disclosure document:• Purchased 50 Alphabet Inc. call options (strike price $150, expiration date January 16, 2026), each with a value of $250,000–$500,000, for a total notional value of approximately $5 million.• During the same period, she also purchased options on Amazon and Nvidia using the same structure, while reducing her holdings in Apple and Nvidia.Market AnalysisBetting Target: Google's current share price is approximately $200, the options are already in-the-money, an

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ has been on fire and hits new highs as it beats DOJ. Latest earnings show revenue and profit both beat expectations, driven by strong growth in cloud and search advertising. At the same time, Google is finally reaping the benefits of AI — enough that management raised full-year Capex guidance, signaling its determination to invest aggressively in transformation.For shareholders, the big question now is: what’s next? Some are asking whether to buy more, trim, or just hold. After all, the stock has run hard in a short time.Valuation Check: Still the Cheapest of the Mag 7Even after the post-earnings rally, Google remains the lowest P/E (Bloomberg’s BEst PE)among the Mag 7. Last year, when Nvidia was heading to $3 trillion with a P/E

Alphabet’s $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ latest earnings prove its AI and cloud strategy is paying off, with strong revenue beats and higher Capex signaling management’s conviction. Even after a sharp rally, it still trades at the lowest P/E among the Mag 7, which makes the upside compelling compared to peers. I see this valuation gap as a chance for further rerating. I believe Alphabet has the fundamentals and execution to join the $3T club as early as 2025. Its track record in M&A and ability to scale new technologies give me confidence this isn’t just hype — it’s a real transformation that can drive sustainable growth. Regulatory noise will always be there, but it hasn’t derailed the story so far. For me, this is a stock to hold, not trim. I’d rath

yes Google is breaking out.. I hold the most in Google for all the Mag 7. some Mag 7 stocks,  I also don't have. better to concentrate on those Mag stocks that you are confident in and undervalued. no I don't take profit. my time line is 10 years from now... take profit for what?

On September 2, 2025 (Tuesday, ET), U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta issued the final remedies in the Google search-monopoly case:The DOJ’s breakup request was denied—Google will not be forced to divest Chrome or Android.Google must cease exclusive default-search contracts, share limited search-index and user-interaction data with rivals, and increase ad-auction transparency.Google may continue to pay $Apple(AAPL)$ ~$20 billion per year to remain the default search engine on iPhones.Market reactionAlphabet A-shares $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ jumped ~9% the next session, hitting an all-time intraday high; B-shares $Alphabet(GOOG)$ rose in tandem, adding roughly $180 billion

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 🍀 Court Ruling Ignites a New Era I’m fully convinced Alphabet just triggered a structural reset that will define not only its future but the direction of mega-cap tech as a whole. Judge Amit Mehta barred exclusive contracts tying Search, Chrome, Assistant, and Gemini to distribution deals, yet spared Chrome and Android from divestiture. The $20B annual Apple payout continues untouched, shielding Apple’s 75%+ Services margins. Data-sharing with rivals is mandated, but the “breakup” nightmare is off the table. BMO estimates Chrome’s retention alone preserved ~10% of Alphabet’s value. This wasn’t a win; it was a lau

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $DIREXION DAILY GOOGL BULL 2X SHARES(GGLL)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ I’m calling it straight; Alphabet has just smashed into the history books. $GOOGL has officially crossed the $3 Trillion market cap milestone, becoming the 4th company ever to do it, alongside $NVDA, $MSFT, and $AAPL. This isn’t hype, it’s inevitability. Google is now a $3T company, and still not overpriced when you stack its AI, Cloud, and Gemini growth engines against the valuation. $GOOGL ripped +4% intraday to $250.57, with a monster $3M call sweep at the $250 strike expiring 26Sep25. Across the Mag 7, more than $200M in net call premium surged in, confirming institutions are fuelin

Big-Tech’s PerformanceMacro Headlines This Week: September seasonality and event-driven risks. Investors remain cautious on September’s historically weak performance — the month that has often been the worst for equities. Key events included preliminary announcements on the Russell index reconstitution, heightened sensitivity to upcoming labor market data and the Fed’s policy decision. Equity trading volumes were thin around the holiday, but tech and growth stocks led the market higher.Labor market weakness boosts rate cut expectations. ADP private payrolls added only 54k jobs (below consensus 69k). Initial jobless claims spiked to 237k (vs. 229k expected), showing persistent upward momentum and pressure in the labor market. Meanwhile, the ISM Services PMI climbed to 52, signaling expansio

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $PayPal(PYPL)$ I’m fully convinced Alphabet’s decision to unify all AI efforts under DeepMind is one of the most strategically important moves in Big Tech today. This isn’t just organisational reshuffling; it’s a statement that Google intends to own the frontier of AI across health, infrastructure, and creativity. Take healthcare. DeepMind just published a landmark Nature Medicine paper introducing a Personal Health Large Language Model fine-tuned on Gemini. The results are staggering: the model outperformed doctors and trainers in personalised sleep and fitness guidance, achieving expert-level accuracy while scalin

Whether Gemini 2.5 gives $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Google enough momentum to push its stock to a new all-time high (ATH). Short answer: it could, but there are risks and a lot of variables. In this article, we will go through the bullish case, the headwinds, and what to watch. I am holding Google for long-term so I would be considering playing option to take advantage of this bullish case. What supports the idea of a new ATH for Google / Alphabet AI leadership & technical edge Google has clearly positioned Gemini 2.5 (especially the “Pro/Deep Think / Flash Thinking” versions) as a state-of-the-art model. It leads on many benchmarks (reasoning, coding, long-context tasks) and shows improved multimodal capabilities. That kind of edge tends to translate

Alphabet ( $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ ) soared over 10% to $230 after a federal judge rejected the DOJ's demand to divest Chrome and Android, securing its core businesses and adding $150 billion to its market cap in a single session. This ruling, while barring exclusive search deals and mandating data sharing, avoids a breakup, potentially unlocking AI and cloud expansion. As the cheapest Mag 7 stock at a 17.52x forward P/E, Alphabet's $2.58 trillion market cap could sprint to $3 trillion this year if AI gains traction. Is this the undervalued gem for long-term holding, or a regulatory red flag? Dive into the victory, growth prospects, and strategies to bet on $3 trillion glory or hedge the risks. The Ruling's Impact: Freedom to Innovate The court's decis

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ The U.S. federal court has handed Alphabet a major win, rejecting the Department of Justice’s push to force the divestiture of Chrome and Android. This ruling shields two of Alphabet’s powerhouse businesses from a potential breakup, sparking a 7% after-hours stock surge to $230. With legal clouds clearing, the focus shifts to Alphabet’s AI and cloud ambitions, its long-term investment potential, and whether it stands as the most undervalued gem among the Magnificent 7. Dive into the details, explore the implications, and decide if this is your next big pick. The Victory’s Ripple Effect: Room to Grow? This court decision could unlock significant growth avenues for Alphabet: AI Expansion: Freed from structural risks, Alphabet can do

The tech giants’ strategy shift is showing moment of real strategic tension, But the signals are mixed but revealing. Alphabet’s AI pivot is undeniably bold and it is lighting up the scoreboard. The stock just surged over 9% to $230.66, riding the wave of a blockbuster Q2 earnings report. But whether this is a smart strategic inflection or the early tremors of an AI bubble depends on how you read the signals beneath the surface. I am holding $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ in my long-term portfolio, and would be playing the option to take advantage of the recent smart move by Alphabet after the anti-trust episode. Smart Move: Alphabet’s AI Strategy Has Teeth Revenue Surge: Q2 2025 revenue hit $96.4B, up 14% YoY, driven by AI-powered growth across Cloud, Search

📈 Google Beats DOJ! Still Undervalued at $230? A courtroom drama just gave Google $Alphabet(GOOG)$   the kind of win that could reshape its stock narrative. A U.S. federal judge rejected the Department of Justice’s request to break up Chrome and Android, ending fears (for now) that regulators might dismantle two of Alphabet’s most powerful businesses. The decision sent shares 7% higher in after-hours trading, reminding investors that even in the face of antitrust scrutiny, Google’s ecosystem remains intact — and perhaps undervalued. But is this rally a buying opportunity, or just a relief bounce? Let’s unpack the story, the numbers, and what it means for your portfolio. --- 🏛️ The DOJ Case and Why It Mattered For months, investors w

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ has been on fire and hits new highs as it beats DOJ. Latest earnings show revenue and profit both beat expectations, driven by strong growth in cloud and search advertising. At the same time, Google is finally reaping the benefits of AI — enough that management raised full-year Capex guidance, signaling its determination to invest aggressively in transformation.For shareholders, the big question now is: what’s next? Some are asking whether to buy more, trim, or just hold. After all, the stock has run hard in a short time.Valuation Check: Still the Cheapest of the Mag 7Even after the post-earnings rally, Google remains the lowest P/E (Bloomberg’s BEst PE)among the Mag 7. Last year, when Nvidia was heading to $3 trillion with a P/E

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL), the parent company of Google, stands as a titan in the technology sector, delivering unparalleled innovation and financial strength. With its commanding presence in search, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital advertising, Alphabet is not only a market leader but also a stock with tremendous upside potential. As of September 4, 2025, Alphabet’s stock price of $230.66 reflects robust investor confidence, and recent developments signal even brighter prospects. Here’s why GOOGL is a compelling buy for investors seeking growth and stability in the evolving tech landscape. Unmatched Financial Performance Alphabet’s Q2 2025 earnings, released on July 23, showcased its financial prowess. The company reported revenue of $96.4 billion (excluding

Judge Amit Mehta rejected the Department of Justice's request to force $Alphabet(GOOG)$ to divest Chrome, while prohibiting it from signing exclusive search agreements and mandating a degree of data sharing. The market reaction was straightforward: Google and Apple shares both rose, climbing nearly 6% and 3% respectively in after-hours trading—a classic case of "bad news is priced in." But zooming in reveals the ruling's vastly different implications for each company: $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ managed to "hold the line," while $Apple(AAPL)$ reaped "unearned gains."For Google, retaining Chrome means preserving its most critical gateway for search distribution. With Chrom

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Summit Highlights: The AI Asia Summit features keynotes from Google Cloud leaders on Gemini and Vertex AI, panels on AI ethics and machine learning applications, and partnerships with Singapore EDB for AI innovation. Stock Performance: Google's shares have risen 9.3% YTD to $163.90, the lowest among the Mag 7, trading at a forward P/E of 22x, suggesting undervaluation amid AI growth potential. Market Reaction: The summit has sparked a 1% stock gain in after-hours, with support at $160 and resistance at $170, as investors eye breakthroughs in AI for business and cloud services. Investment Angle: With AI contributing $3.7 billion to Q2 revenue, a summit success could push the stock to $180 (10% upside), but a dip to $150 looms if et

I am intrigued by the recent news of Google's victory in the U.S. federal court, where the judge rejected the Department of Justice's request to force the divestiture of the Chrome browser and Android operating system. This decision means Alphabet $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  , Google's parent company, can continue operating its two most critical businesses without the immediate threat of a breakup. The surge of more than 7% in Alphabet's stock during after-hours trading following this announcement certainly highlights the market's positive reaction, and I find it fascinating to consider what this could mean for the company's future. I believe this victory could indeed provide Alphabet with more room to expand in AI and

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL), the parent company of Google, has once again become the center of attention on Wall Street after securing a monumental legal victory that sent its stock to all-time highs. In a landmark decision, a U.S. federal judge rejected the Department of Justice’s request to force Alphabet to divest two of its most powerful businesses: the Chrome browser and the Android operating system. For years, antitrust scrutiny has hung like a sword of Damocles over Google’s empire, raising fears that regulators might dismantle the company’s dominance in search, browsers, and mobile ecosystems. With this latest ruling, Alphabet not only avoids the risk of a breakup but also strengthens its moat around two of the most wide

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ On August 28, the global spotlight will turn to Singapore as it hosts the AI Asia Summit: Breaking Boundaries, Building the Future, organized by Google Cloud with strong support from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). The event, held at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, aims to explore how artificial intelligence can transform industries, economies, and societies. For investors, the timing is significant. Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) has posted a 9.3% gain year-to-date, lagging the stellar rallies of some of its Magnificent Seven peers. Yet many argue that Google is now the most undervalued large-cap AI play in the market. With its AI ecosystem expanding rapidly and its valuation still restrained, the Singap

$Biogen(BIIB)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$   Wall Street started off September on a sharply lower note on Tuesday as investors weighed the future of President Donald Trump's tariffs after a federal appeals court ruled most of his sweeping tariffs illegal. Market Snapshot The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 249.07 points, or 0.55%, to 45,295.81, the S&P 500 lost 44.72 points, or 0.69%, to 6,415.54 and the Nasdaq Composite lost 175.92 points, or 0.82%, to 21,279.63. Market Movers Shares of Alphabet surged as much as 7% in extended trading following the release of the judge’s ruling. Apple shares climbed as much as 2.78%. Alphabet Inc.’s Google will be required to share o

Among the Mag 7, Google has often been seen as the “undervalued one.” Since its April low, the stock has rebounded 49.7% to hit a new high at $215.34. This time, I know many of you didn’t miss out—and some even found creative ways to profit!Whether holding the stock, buying calls, or selling puts, the gains have been impressive. That raises an interesting question:What matters more—stock selection or trading strategy?Let’s see how our community weighed in:🎉 Shoutout to some standout gains from our community:🎉 Huge congrats to @Mando88 for banking $13,390 profit on GOOG.🎉 Huge congrats to @Darrenneoyo who secured $5,174 on GOOG.🎉 Huge congrats to

🌏 Google’s AI Summit in Singapore: Hidden Catalyst or Empty Hype? All eyes are on Singapore this August 28 as Google Cloud hosts its AI Asia Summit, with support from the Economic Development Board (EDB). For tech watchers, it’s another glossy AI showcase. But for investors? It could be a turning point for $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  , the weakest link in the Magnificent 7 this year — up just +9.3% YTD while NVIDIA, Meta, and Microsoft race ahead 🚀. The real question: Is this summit Google’s chance to reclaim the AI spotlight — or will it reinforce the view that it’s falling behind? --- 📊 Why This Event Feels Different Unlike a Silicon Valley product demo, this isn’t just hype on stage. Singapore is positioning itself as Asia’s AI hub, pulling i

On September 2, 2025 (Tuesday, ET), U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta issued the final remedies in the Google search-monopoly case:The DOJ’s breakup request was denied—Google will not be forced to divest Chrome or Android.Google must cease exclusive default-search contracts, share limited search-index and user-interaction data with rivals, and increase ad-auction transparency.Google may continue to pay $Apple(AAPL)$ ~$20 billion per year to remain the default search engine on iPhones.Market reactionAlphabet A-shares $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ jumped ~9% the next session, hitting an all-time intraday high; B-shares $Alphabet(GOOG)$ rose in tandem, adding roughly $180 billion