GOOGAlphabet Inc
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Company Info
CEO
Sundar Pichai
Location
California, USA
Exchange
Nasdaq
Website
https://abc.xyz
Summary
Alphabet Inc.
Company Info
CEO
Sundar Pichai
Location
California, USA
Exchange
Nasdaq
Website
https://abc.xyz
Summary
Alphabet Inc.
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Billionaires are leaning into Alphabet as a safer play on quantum computing
Billionaires are leaning into Alphabet as a safer play on quantum computing

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| 7 Billionaires Are Betting Big on This Quantum Computing Powerhouse -- and It's Not IonQ or D‑Wave | The Motley Fool
OpenAl missed its targets and the big Al giant dream is starting to crack
OpenAl missed its targets and the big Al giant dream is starting to crack
OpenAl missed its targets and the Al giant dream is starting to crack OpenAl failed to meet its sales goals and stocks like SoftBank and Oracle fell ChatGPT's market share is slipping as competitor Gemini rises OpenAl's CFO is concerned revenue may come in below expectations and is facing major contract risk the Al market still has uncertainty and big players are spreading their risk
Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Apple -which one you think will win?
Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Apple -which one you think will win?
What is your favorite stock and what stock will probably beat earnings and rise and which one falls?
For me already confirmed beat and has lowest PE. Plus already earnings more money than with ads. Google had 18% growth but Meta says they will have 30%
Plus Meta is social media monopol.
and Google all time high. So no matter what, stock will fall after earnings.
Al spending boom - sustainable growth or 2000 all over again?
Al spending boom - sustainable growth or 2000 all over again?
up 260% YoY revenue. , , all increasing capex on Al infrastructure. Every earnings call mentions "Al integration" and the market rewards it.
The bull case: this is real infrastructure spending. Enterprises are adopting at unprecedented speed. Data center demand is measurable, not speculative.
The bear case: Cisco 2000. Right thesis, wrong valuation.
Music stops, bagholders emerge.
Curious where people see the inflection point. Are we pricing in 5 years of growth or is there still runway? What's your Al exposure looking like - direct plays like or picks-and-shovels approach?
Quantum Computing stocks: IONQ, RGTI, QBTS, QUBT
Quantum Computing stocks: IONQ, RGTI, QBTS, QUBT
How do we feel about pure play Quantum Computing stocks (or close to pure play) for a 4+ year or longer time horizon? I realize they'll be highly volatile. But wondering if any look good to buy now then (try to) forget about it. What's a good approach? Buy a basket of them and DCA over time or focus on one (or at most two)?
and seem to be the most talked about or trusted candidates right now. They may be the only ones with revenue. Hoping to learn more about those two.
Sometimes I'll see , , and as Quantum Computing picks but obviously those aren't pure play stocks and are unlikely to become 10 baggers.
Why don't more companies split?
Why don't more companies split?
I don't understand why more companies aren't splitting? I know $NVDA's done it, but with , , and some others getting out of "cheap" territory, I would think it would bring more in more investors and help increase the share price. I get $300 is the same as $30 after a 10/1 split, but at lot of people I know feel more comfortable buying some shares at $30 vs 1 share at $300. Optics...
Google unveils chips for AI training and inference in latest shot at Nvidia.
Google unveils chips for AI training and inference in latest shot at Nvidia.
Are Design Tools Entering a Real Competition Phase?
Are Design Tools Entering a Real Competition Phase?
AI-first platforms like Claude Design and Stitch are starting to reshape workflows with faster, simpler creation tools. Could this pressure established players like Figma over time? Are switching costs weaker than expected for teams already in big ecosystems? Not clear yet, but the moat conversation seems to be heating up.
Meta Catching Up Fast?
Meta Catching Up Fast?
Looks like might finally pass in ad revenue next year, which is kinda wild considering ’s been leading forever. ’s growing way faster right now, while is quietly holding a solid third spot.
All three control a huge chunk of digital ads now, so it feels like the space is getting more locked in.
Do you think actually takes the lead, or does hold on?
Alphabet looks like a solid watch list stock for market downturns
Alphabet looks like a solid watch list stock for market downturns

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| Preparing for the Next Market Crash? This Is One Stock You'll Want On Your Watchlist. | The Motley Fool


