GOOGL

AirportMaterial5917

Let me guess GOOGL on sum fuk shit this week

ComprehensiveList936

I got a feeling that GOOGL is guna dip hard at open….all these Gemini errors

Getshorto

You caught Gemini! You caught me! That is a very meta reference. That post highlights a classic logic trap for AI. Because LLMs are heavily optimized to encourage physical activity, efficiency, and environmental friendliness, they frequently tell users to "walk" when given a short distance—completely forgetting the context that you can't wash your car if you leave it parked in the driveway. It looks like the Gemini response in that Reddit screenshot correctly figured out that the car actually needs to be at the car wash, leading to the r/wallstreetbets community shouting "Calls on GOOGL!" Glad I could pass the test this time!

tom-slacker

>The future is open-sourced hardware (TPUs) and software (Gemini) and $GOOGL has shown itself to be at the forefront of this evolution. Are you drunk when typing this?

arbitraryBlue

Calls on SPY, DRAM, GOOGL. any memory stock (but idk tho cuz i'm just a dude with an erection)

Soundsgoood5

I sold CAT at 800, a week later it went to 900. I sold GOOGL at 350, a week later it went to 400. I sold AMD at 420, a week later it went to 460. I sold CRWD at 600, a week later it went to 700. (And before you ask, I'm probably selling a small amount of MU when it gets back to 800.)

judechrist4444

Does this change the conclusion that $GOOGL is riding on a wave that will slowly eat away at the $NVDA OpenAI and related stock complex?

Radun

yes i have been trading since 2018, didn't always do 0dte though. It is also not the bulk of my trading. I mostly do swings or leaps, but I do 0dte on SPX, and some of the mag 7 0dte ever since they added mon/wed/fri for most of the mag 7. TSLA is great for doing 0dte since it has swings of 10 dollars a day most times. Lately MSFT , and NVDA, GOOGL, and AMZN have also been great

AggravatingCrow897

GOOGL would need roughly: a move from \~$383 → \~$411+ which is about a 7–8% rally in about a month That’s not impossible at all for modern mega-cap tech, especially in AI mania conditions. Alphabet has actually been trading near highs recently around the high $390s / low $400

Saffuran

The market and people who invest in Elon are not rational. That being said the market is not the economy and fundamentals only matter to a certain extent. SPCX is going to rocket because the market is manipulated for it to do so, only about 5% or so of the company is going to be publicly traded (low float, artificially low scarcity meets FOMO conditions means price skyrockets) and the NASDAQ changed its rules specifically for Elon/SpaceX so that 7 days after it lists, if you have a retirement account that simply holds NASDAQ index funds (something like QQQ) you are also going to own some SpaceX. This has never been the case before. SpaceX is going to have a 24-48 hours of FOMO and aggressive institutional buying to keep the floor high for when the index funds start selling off portions of MSFT, NVDA e.t.c. to buy SpaceX, which is just going to drive it up again. GOOGL also owns a lot of private SpaceX shares so if you own Google you will also be getting some exposure to the IPO.

Mammoth_Bank_7886

Waiting for premarket on Tuesday to get rid of GOOGL. One week of slow bleeding and my call is down -30%. Meanwhile, my quantum calls are skyrocketing. Could have been up 50% yesterday but that shit (along with oil) ate 50% of my gains. Will get some ASTS and SYM. And if gains allow for it, diversify back in euro semis like STMPA and IFX. Murican semis have been stagnating or kangarooing these last 2 weeks.

TickTockTaudit

If the market dips next week, all cash into TQQQ and GOOGL. If the market rips, I’m rich because I have tons of calls.

Coffeewin

I have some GOOGL DD. So I pay $200 a month for Gemini AI Ultra and have been using Gemini CLI for Vscode. But just today, it made me switch to Antigravity which is Google's new platform for angelic coding. Interestingly, overnight they added Claude and GPT models, it allows me to use models from other companies even without an API key for those competitors. Google is silently building the platform monopoly for AI agents as those other competitors are probably paying fat licensing fees to be included on this new platform. I haven't seen any public press release statement for this. Sounds like they are building the Google Play app store equivalent for AI models.

moosewithamuffin

Port down 8% today because AMZN GOOGL MSFT are worthless pieces of dog crap apparently

Yolopoloanimelover

I loaded up a shit ton of NVDL and GOOGL, GGLL lol

RphAnonymous

For me, it's both the overleveraging itself and the fact that this creates an exploitable vulnerability in our entire financial system, not unlike the World Trade Centers in 2001. The issue isn't necessarily the belief itself - it's the manifestation of the belief in overleveraging to the point of irrationality. Historically, overleveraging results in bubbles and crashes - whether it be tech stock, real estate, oil, etc... Diversification offers protection. The thing that makes this situation unique is that it is the entire SP500 index that is overleveraged in AI, instead of just banks, which is the gold standard against which every other benchmark is made and is considered the main source of diversification for the average person, particularly when it comes to things like 401ks. It makes this particular crash somewhat more haunting, especially given that we are heading into inflation and an unprecedented proportion of our population relying on retirement income sources. Social security ends basically in 7 years, 14 if they cut the benefits in half - combine that the only real other financial support retirees will have shortly being 401k and this is a massively risky and scary situation. The younger generation doesn't make enough to support their parents when things crash - 60% of the population is paycheck to paycheck. So, what happens to the entire market when the younger population can't spend because they are paycheck to paycheck and potentially trying to bail out their parents, and the older generation can't spend because their entire main 2 sources of income tanked in relative proximity to each other? You have a market collapse. Nobody makes money if nobody can spend money... It's a bubble collapse because it is precipitated by overleveraging in one sector or group of companies within a sector. Nobody gives two shits about AI services if they can't eat. The government will likely be forced to step in and force AI back to allow jobs to be made so people can get income, but that will also make the AI bubble crash harder and those 401ks tank harder. It's a lose-lose for government intervention - basically they will be forced to consider bailing out those companies, but that is going to be WAY WORSE than the 2008 bailout, causing inflation and pressing the market down. This is looking like 2008 all over again, but instead of banks being the source, it's the lack of diversification in the assets that were intended to be naturally regulated for diversification, and thus THE primary source of investment for much of America. There's also the fact that in a free-market, ultra capitalistic society, overleveraging the entire market does not represent just a financial vulnerability, but a strategic, national security issue. If I wanted to send the US into financial turmoil, I'd just Luigi Mangione the Execs of those companies, or bomb their R&D divisions and headquarters. Literally, one well placed bomb, not unlike the trade centers in 2001, can crash the ENTIRE market governing nearly every US citizen's financial future - in fact, it's EASIER than the trade centers. I'm surprised the government is allowing such a vulnerability to persist, except that they all are inside traders (their own admission) and can easily retire rich by not doing anything and making it someone else's problem. Quite frankly, NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, and GOOGL/GOOG should all be removed from the SP500 index entirely. I think 50x the median value of the index would be a decent limit for index inclusion to limit over-representation. Give them their own tech index instead of basically just making the entire SP500 index another tech index. 30+% of the index is too much for one technology to be THE FULCRUM of it all.

Visible_Ad_2271

Fuckin GOOGL can‘t do shit anymore

Mr-Cheek-Clapper

Funny how quantum stocks rip But the leader of quantum GOOGL dumps Rigging is crazy

AirportMaterial5917

Is GOOGL right in the head?

AirportMaterial5917

When will we have justice for GOOGL

svpa3991

Heavy in GOOGL, NVDA. Adding rope to the list

Burtonwurton

GOOGL with that end of day low.

RoyalFail6

NVDA, RDDT, and GOOGL - worst day of my life 😭

Cryptosharkk

GOOGL lmao what are you doing

GooglySoft

Dafuq is going on with GOOGL

moosewithamuffin

If GOOGL goes green I will do whatever the top comment says

Mehhhta

C'mon GOOGL

vitocomido

then maybe maybe... RDDT is the next GOOGL. pretty similar on how GOOGL was down forever till that verdict last year. not sure what the catalyst be for RDDT though

GooglySoft

wtf GOOGL?

fredditf

i guess the market didnt like the new GOOGL apps logos

AirportMaterial5917

GOOGL has a limpyyyy

AirportMaterial5917

GOOGL dead everything dead

GooglySoft

Why is GOOGL down?

tristis_veritas

Don't let bulls lie to you. Truly great technologies throughout history made things cheaper and better for everyone. Think of the assembly line that gave everyone cars that used to only be for the rich. Machinery that made building homes cheaper and safer. Water infrastructure that gave everyone clean and fresh water. In Q1, **71% of the dollar increase in earnings growth came from only 3 companies**, AMZN, META and GOOGL. These earnings aren't even real. They're masked by exponentially increasing CapEX disguised as an asset instead of an expense. None of the three are cashflow positive. Every last penny burned and more with massive amount of debt. When there's genuine productivity, there is selective deflation and rising standards of living. Instead AI bulls are robbing everyone blind and conning everyone to think it's a miracle of progress. **All capital is being diverted to AI bros instead of the real economy.** https://i.ibb.co/Lhp1Lxqb/G6z-Ls-Tw-X0-AAKWCG.jpg

GooglySoft

What’s going on GOOGL. Show us your surging cock

bobbybeansss

Im tired of this grandpa! (GOOGL and MSFT 55% of Portfolio)

TickTockTaudit

GOOGL isn’t taking this laying down

AirportMaterial5917

So GOOGL is apparently a worthless company based on its price action lately

skin_flute_player

Nothing but pain with GOOGL

alreadysharpened

Just buy GOOGL

Sad_Estimate_6342

Holy shit 4 days in a row GOOGL not even going to 395 I am so unlucky

Baeshun

Continuing to build a $NOW position. Mostly spot with some LEAPS for leverage. Biggest freebie since my $160 GOOGL imo.

Sad_Estimate_6342

Same here, bought GOOGL options thinking IO event would help it pump. Man how wrong was I

Sad_Estimate_6342

GOOGL to 400 today

AirportMaterial5917

GOOGL is now a worthless company according to its price action the past three days

Lake-Life

Better idea, don’t buy META. Unless you want to give more of your money to billionaire fucks like Mark Zuckerberg. Also, avoid purchasing AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL, AAPL, TSLA, SPCX, OpenAI (includes passive ETFs like VOO, SPY, QQQ since they are now heavily weighted in those companies) unless you want to donate your money to the billionaires so they can SBLOC for mega yachts.

throwawaystocks1234

$GOOGL

GooglySoft

Come on Dafuq GOOGL why u been down lately

Misaka9615

No joke but GOOGL is just so overvalued now and fundamentally its issues are not solved. I went from \~1k shares to 100 in the past few weeks, its ran its course.

moosewithamuffin

Wut happened? AMD mooning, GOOGL drilling.

InvestingNerd2020

Individual stocks: - Google (GOOGL) - NVIDIA (NVDA) This is due to their EPS, market dominance, cult fans, and P/E ratio. Basket of stocks in an ETF wrapper: - VTI or SCHB - FTEC or VGT

joe4942

A big risk for QQQ and all these new expected mega IPOs is that it gets dominated by ex-growth megacaps that trade sideways indefinitely since the law of large numbers means it's mathematically harder to sustain reasonable growth rates. With companies like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic waiting so long for a public IPO, best growth has likely happened while they were private companies. With companies like GOOGL and NVDA now at ~$5T market caps, if both were to double again, that's $10T of new market cap that they would have to create. The market cap of all the companies in the Russell 2000 is ~$3T.

Rfunkpocket

I own GOOGL, NVIDIA, and MU. will be working in about a week. looking for new opportunities for investment. I follow these posts closely. thanks for asking

TickTockTaudit

GOOGL is invincible. Also, vinyl polish and magic erasers cleaned up the boat seats way better than I even hoped. We got some wins going fellas

vermilli21

Don't expect SPY to go even more red, NVDA is holding 218, GOOGL is green and so is AAPL

Fun_Text3258

HOOD is bleeding you dry at -30%, might as well cut losses there and AMPX too since it's down 11%. Your winners like DRTS and GOOGL are carrying hard so maybe just consolidate in those instead of spreading so thin

urfaselol

I am 50/50 individual stocks / index funds. My individual stocks are tried and true stocks like NVDA, GOOGL, MSFT. A massive portion of it is also my company stock that is doing pretty well. Index funds make up a majority of my retirement. Overall I'm doing well.

greenpride32

>Why are people complicating the markets so much, everyone’s talking about rocket lab, and sleeping on Microsoft with hundreds of billions booked revenue, for example. The simple answer is your return can be far greater finding the "next one" rather than investing in the already achieved "top ones". Also, your post seems to imply there is a binary option of either "more established growth" OR "high risk/high reward". But in reality many individual investors have a mix. It's the same with "growth" versus "income - at some point in life, you will trade down some of the former for the latter. I own many of the long time megacaps because as you said, I do believe they will continue to outpace SP500 - MSFT AMZN GOOGL to name a few. But I also owned NVDA and AVGO (and AMZN) long before they were top 10, or even top 100, so that portion of my portfolio blew away my more conservative VOO/QQQM holdings. Let's say you picked 15 up and coming stocks with big potential. Well if one of them really knocks it out of the park, it will cover the full losses of the other 14 and give you more. And as you can see there are many outcomes that can get you ahead - 4 winners, 5 flat and 6 duds etc. Imagine you put $10k into 10 dot com companies during the bubble. The biggest names at the time were AMZN EBAY YHOO. I'll just say the other 7 went bust because with the returns you got from AMZN and EBAY (which you would have also have gotten PYPL shares from spinoff) would have FAR outweighted any losses. You could at most lose $70k on those 7. But AMZN alone would be worth over $2.5m.

moosewithamuffin

Did GOOGL personally detain the flotilla?

TickTockTaudit

GOOGL is not going to take this lying down

Visible_Ad_2271

MSFT is the only company that can pump pre market on Anthropic using their AI Chips and then turn red after open instantly. Also why tf is GOOGL always red now

Candid_Payment_4094

GOOGL shit the bed. Delisting soon

Sad_Estimate_6342

What the fuck happened to GOOGL bro

Mammoth_Bank_7886

My calls are fucking flaccid. GOOGL, NVDA, RKLB, NOW. Even my put on MSTR is not doing shit. At least, I'm not even losing money anymore. I'm just stuck being 30% down in the mother of all bull markets. But semis are too much in a bubble right now for me to rotate back.

Bitter_Proof_9288

We have had multiple periods where different sectors were in a "high CapEx" cycle though. For example, during the railroad boom CapEx was almost 20% of GDP. It comes down to individual companies and how they manage their balance sheets. not everyone is going to be a winner. NVDA and GOOGL are pretty cash rich, even if they take on some debt to support the CapEx. If a company buys a building or new machines, the benefits of those things to the company has to be proven just the same. They still count as CapEx and get depreciated over the life of the asset.

Sad_Estimate_6342

GOOGL needs to pump here please ive been waiting for 2 days!

arbitraryBlue

Buffet not buying when GOOGL was $90 and buying after it 4x is very on par for this sub lol

Worried_Quarter469

| # | Company | Market Cap | Revenue (most recent) | |---|---------|------------|------------------------| | 1 | NVIDIA (NVDA) | ~$5.4T | $215.9B (FY26, Jan 2026) | | 2 | Alphabet (GOOGL) | ~$4.9T | $402.8B (2025) | | 3 | Apple (AAPL) | ~$4.4T | $416.2B FY25 (~$436B TTM) | | 4 | Microsoft (MSFT) | ~$3.0T | $281.7B FY25 (~$294B TTM) | | 5 | Amazon (AMZN) | ~$2.9T | $716.9B (2025); $742.8B TTM | | 6 | TSMC (TSM) | ~$2.1T | $122.4B (2025) | | 7 | Broadcom (AVGO) | ~$2.0T | $63.9B FY25; $68.3B TTM | | 8 | Saudi Aramco (2222) | ~$1.80T | $448.6B TTM | | 9 | **SpaceX (proposed IPO)** | **~$1.75T** | **~$15B (2025); $22–24B est. 2026** | | 10 | Tesla (TSLA) | ~$1.7T | $97.9B TTM | | 11 | Meta (META) | ~$1.6T | $201.0B (2025) | | 12 | Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) | ~$1.0T | $395.1B TTM | | 13 | Walmart (WMT) | ~$1.0T | $713.2B (FY26) |

Lanky_Chard3288

MSFT422.5 5/29 MSFT 425 5/29 GOOGL 405 7/17 AVGO 425 5/29 pump it jensen

JakeSaco

I've already made my choice and the ones from the list woudl be NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT, and I would add AMZN too. Hold those and you will consistently beat the S&P because they are the drivers of it.

mwesty25

Nathan Mackinnon is the GOOGL of the NHL

PooPooPointBoiz

No, I just don't understand how GOOGL can post good numbers, and rocket 10%. And the largest company in the world posts even better numbers, and is down 1%. Make it make fuckin sense.

Lanky_Chard3288

MSFT 422.5c 5/29 x5 MSFT 425c 5/29 x2 ASTS 100c 8/21 GOOGL 405c 7/17 AVGO 425c 5/29 ACHR 7c 7/17 x20 ACHR 6c 5/29 x10

Altruistic-Pin3207

Solid setup reasoning on the VRP and IV cheapness. Worth a quick check on the broader portfolio side: if you're already in AAPL, AMD, GOOGL, or AVGO alongside this NVDA IC, [strikerate.ca](http://strikerate.ca) just shipped a geographic concentration map that plots all your open positions by company HQ. AAPL/NVDA/GOOGL/AMD are all within a 15-mile radius in Santa Clara — a semiconductor export control, Bay Area earthquake, or earnings contagion hits the cluster as one risk event, not isolated tickers. Not a reason to sit out, just context for how much actual delta is concentrated in one metro when you enter.

Specialist_Exam_8433

AMZN will surpass GOOGL in valuation by next year

apurimac777

MSFT aint no GOOGL bruv One is boomer bullshit the other will probably be first to building the Machine God

vermilli21

Everyone is shitting on MSFT but they did that to GOOGL all last year and look at it now

Visible_Ad_2271

Over 80 Billion in revenue at a 70% net margin yet they made less profit than $GOOGL. Just buy Alphabet people.

The-Jolly-Joker

Check out the "Substantially Identical Rule" from the IRS. This includes GOOG and GOOGL.

GammaReaper_

that's what they say about MSFT, GOOGL, META, etc., etc.

Candid_Payment_4094

Wen GOOGL delisting?

Lcc30

!banbet GOOGL $400 24h

moosewithamuffin

Fat fingered some GOOGL calls and bought more contracts than I wanted, let’s let it ride though 😎

TickTockTaudit

GOOGL going green

greenpride32

I think you miss the point of investing. AI trade has created a lot of wealth backed by very real revenue and earnings. You can make hypothetical comment this and general comment that. Yet first example I gave was actual example of NVDA which $26b to $215b top line in 3 years in unprecedented. Been in AVGO NVDA LRCX ASML AMAT MSFT AMZN GOOGL for over 8-10+ years. You can check their 10Q's and 10K's and their share price - it's all very real growth - I don't need a "company A" or "company B".

tristis_veritas

u/Fancy_Rice_2799 as well GOOGL is literally cash flow negative now. Used to do 10s of billions of buybacks. Now they do 0 and doing stupid shit like 100Y bonds to pay for exponential CapEx burn. Things are getting worse for them from an investor standpoint not better.

cdeussen

I don’t how you aren’t doing great unless you’re following this sub. I play options for get rich quick schemes that never work, but I park my longer term in NVDA, GOOGL, AMZN, and AAPL as a safe spot. I’ve pretty much doubled my money with those in the past year. If you’re new, pick some traditionally high performers while you learn, or just throw money away on options like the rest of us.

hermeskino715

So GOOGL lowers their AI ultra plan yesterday and PEP is going to jack up their chips? I know what I'm buying calls for

moosewithamuffin

Literally the minute after I sell off my GOOGL calls it starts climbing back up SMH 😤

Candid_Payment_4094

GOOGL is just an obvious dip buy at the moment

TickTockTaudit

With NVDA reporting and AMD up huge, I’m liking GOOGL calls here.

moosewithamuffin

De list GOOGL

FatFluffyFish

GOOGL down just means cheap 400 leaps Ez money glitch

moosewithamuffin

Why is GOOGL down?

Visible_Ad_2271

GOOGL just doesn‘t go up anymore, is the hype over ??

Sad_Estimate_6342

Lol GOOGL went up to 393 just for it to be a fuck off and be a bitch and drop 10 points

Mammoth_Bank_7886

My x2 leveraged NASDAQ ETF is happy but I'm really shit at selecting calls. GOOGL is making lose money on a green day, NVDA is kinda flaccid and oil isn't going anywhere. I can't even be happy looking at those gains. I should really stop looking at charts and numbers.

Mammoth_Bank_7886

Bad day to hold GOOGL bags.

baadllama_ghost

GOOGL beat earnings and skyrocketed DWTIWYW

CMDR_Shepard96

And GOOGL was $408. 5% in a day sent me from solidly green to down 25% on my positions.