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Everything there is to know in premarket 29.01. Including positioning analysis of GOOGL NVDA and AAPL
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
GOOGL stock outlook uncertain because of declining ads?
#3 reason why I'm backing out of Google in my portfolio: Chrome updates Incognito warning to admit Google tracks users in “private” mode
Offsetting Previous Losses While Continuing to Invest for the Future
Google, Amazon, and Unity are among the tech companies implementing layoffs to start 2024
Probability of profit from below calls? Expiring on 26 Jan
Anyone else doing a cut and run with GOOGL/AMZN?
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if Buffet needs a new #2.
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if buffet needs a new #2.
What stocks usually benefit the most from an election year. META & GOOGL are the big ones are there any others?
Thoughts on selling covered calls - AAPL, AMD, GOOGL, AMZN
Advise on selling some of my holdings - GOOGL, META, INTU, CRM
Weekly recurring stock investments a viable strategy?
I'm a professional regard and these are my notes 19/12
What Options Activity is Saying About the Market
Mistral AI and Google Cloud Forge Alliance to Revolutionize AI Accessibility. $CALLS on $GOOGL
What yall think of the picks for my Roth IRA. Needs any changes? include different sectors?
Google's best Gemini demo was faked. $PUTS on $GOOGL
Arbitraging the AI potential misspriced in some stocks that will become the leaders
Should i purchase 100k$ of GOOGL? Big google gemini launch.
1700% gain on my option and I’m still losing money.. I suck so bad at this.
Market trading at high valuations given rates, economy slowing expectations
Got Stuck Holding 220 TSLA shares at $296
How much reasonable risk should I take on to maximize profit?
Taking out all my money from VOO and dumping it into MSFT
ChatGPT preys at Google $GOOG, $GOOGL search's dominance
Microsoft stock hits a record high. Why its next move might be lower
Google faces second major U.S. antitrust trial over Play Store monopoly allegations
Down 11% on taxable account. Planning on buying a house in the next 2.5-3 years. Should I sell or change strategies?
Palantir Ranked No. 1 Vendor in AI, Data Science, and Machine Learning
$GOOGL stock has its worst day since start of the Covid pandemic in March 2020
Am I doing this right? :D [GOOGL EARNINGS CALLS]
Most Important Stock Market Earnings from Today - (10/24/2023)
Can anyone explain to me how $GOOGL drops 5% immediately after closing?
GOOGL to the moon confirmed by Bollinger Bands
Suggestions on how to recover losses if I am not selling my winners
I wanted to try to invest in 10 completely random stocks to see if this beats the market in 1 year, so I asked ChatGTP...
Recommendations for stocks that are similar to AMZN and GOOGL pre-split
If you could invest $ 1 million but only in one stock, what would it be?
TAMING ROBOTS: US Gov Meets Tech Giants ($META, $GOOGL, $TSLA) Over AI Regulations!
Experienced traders preferably, SPY, QQQ, AAPL, GOOGL?
I am about to make the bet of my life - Financial Freedom by 2025 or Nothing
The idea that the stock market will crash is utterly preposterous
Is it Bear Feeding Season or will the Bulls pull through?
How to get rid of my trading habit to invest properly! Fear of losing the money!!
“The attempt to escape from pain, is what creates more pain.”
Butterflies & Iron Condors: Assignment Risk vs. Duration & Stock Selection
ENPH - What caused it to spike to $336 and what caused it to drop to now $136?
Is there an updated list of the all Single-Stock ETFs?
Stick to U.S. stocks that offer experience over hope
Goldman's Tactical Flow of Funds: "The largest bears in the room have capitulated." 👀... "Are we there yet?" (Yes, we are)
Goldman's Tactical Flow of Funds: "The largest bears in the room have capitulated." 👀... "Are we there yet?" (Yes, we are)
Question about GOOGL calls for Nov 17.
Microsoft $MSFT and Alphabet $GOOGL Earnings Are Critical for This Stock Market Rally. Here’s Why:
Using TSLA, AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL, APPL as my makeshift 401k. In theory, what could go wrong?
I want to be hedging my GOOG and AMZN and AAPL shares for earnings......
"Unfortunately, SigFig does not currently support this holding"--recs for other portfolio trackers?
Mentions
GOOGL doing acrobatics on the $300 wall
I need $GOOGL to 292
What’s driving GOOGL down now
MAG 7 stocks. I plotted out weekly support levels, once I see some good buying, market bottoms, I will grab them. I got $AMZN under $90, $GOOGL under $100, $META at $105. Ready for it to happen again!
> It's a shame because Amazon has Robotics and space related deals that would catapult this to a higher level. Not to mention self driving cars. That's not how it works for mega cap companies. AMZN has some $700b in revenue and $75b in profit. Those upstart segments would need to grow large and fast to have any meaningful impact on AMZN stock because otherwise it's drops of water in a big lake. Take GOOGL Waymo for example. ARR for Waymo is $350m. Imagine it's a standalone public company away from Alphabet. Let's a assign it a very generous market cap of $30b. With GOOGL be well over $3t market cap, that would make $30b slice less than 1%.
GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN and shorting DAL are going to be my coffin nails
Great company. I personally spend a ton of money each year on AAPL products, and I was waiting to upgrade an M5 Ultra with 512 GB for exactly this reason (who knows if it will even get released at this point). The reason I only kept AAPL at market weight within the Mag 7 is two-fold: - They have the highest valuation of any Mag 7 (besides TSLA). - They have the lowest growth rate of any Mag 7 (besides TSLA). From Fiscal.ai, but other sources tell a similar story: | Stock | Trailing P/E | Forward P/E | Revenue CAGR (3 yr) | Dil EPS CAGR (3 yr) | |:--|:--|:--|:--|:--| | NVDA | 36.4 | 24.2 | 68.8% | 86.2% | | AAPL | 31.5 | 28.4 | 4.0% | 10.3% | | GOOGL | 28.3 | 25.5 | 12.5% | 33.4% | | MSFT | 24.3 | 21.4 | 14.4% | 21.1% | | AMZN | 29.1 | 26.3 | 11.7% | 198.3% | | META | 25.8 | 19.5 | 19.9% | 39.8% | | TSLA | 352.1 | 181.1 | 5.2% | (-33.2%) |
This is one of the most frustrating dynamics in markets and it's gotten worse over the last few years. What you're describing is the 'buy the rumor, sell the news' pattern on steroids. Here's what's actually happening mechanically: by the time earnings drop, the expected beat is already priced in. Analyst estimates are the floor, not the ceiling. The market isn't reacting to whether the company beat — it's reacting to whether it beat by ENOUGH, and whether forward guidance matches the narrative that drove the stock up into the print. A 20% revenue growth beat means nothing if the whisper number was 25%. The other piece is options market makers. Earnings dates create massive gamma exposure. Once the event passes, that positioning unwinds regardless of the result, which creates selling pressure even on great numbers. It's structural, not fundamental. Your portfolio is solid — GOOGL, META, MU, MSFT, NVDA are all real companies with real earnings growth. The post-earnings dips on names like these tend to recover within 2-3 weeks because the fundamental buyers step in once the event-driven traders clear out. If you're truly long-term, the earnings volatility is actually your friend — it gives you better entries on names you already want to own. The frustrating truth: this pattern won't change. It's a feature of modern market structure, not a bug.
should i give up on GOOGL
Thanks for the advice! Very helpful. Sorry did not intentionally mean to keep it a secret. It’s GOOGL.
support your fellow redditor and buy some GOOGL and MSFT
y'all pray for GOOGL
MU rose by over 30% before earnings though despite weakening market sentiments due to Hormuz closure, ongoing destructions, and long-term damages in the Middle East. It was overbought. I am watching GOOGL LLY and NVDA but other stocks have problems. META is behind on AI and has a poor record of pivoting into new areas of growth. MSFT's bet leans heavily on OpenAI which is facing money problems and competition from GOOGL as well as other LLMs.
I could see the IRS saying GOOG and GOOGL are the same, as they are the same single company. While ETFs, that all invest in the same index, are offered be different companies and are not 100% identical in their holdings all the time.
similar isn't the definition. "substantially identical" is the definition. it basically has to be the same exact ticker. they don't even consider VOO and SPY substantially identical. someone did mention an possible exception - GOOG and GOOGL, but i'm not even sure that's true because the voting rights are different.
I swear, no more weird porn or making fun of old people. Please, just make GOOGL AMZN and MSFT go up
Bottom is in for GOOGL MSFT and AMZN. Mark this post to remember and hang me if I am wrong
Well at least GOOGL found the bottom. Right?
You'll see, just wait. In the meantime, stock up on AMZN, GOOGL, and MSFT. LOL
Microsoft (MSFT) — 22% Most stable + diversified revenue (cloud, AI, enterprise) NVIDIA (NVDA) — 20% AI backbone, but slightly trimmed due to volatility Apple (AAPL) — 15% Strong cash flow, ecosystem lock-in Alphabet (GOOGL) — 14% Undervalued relative to AI + ads dominance Meta Platforms (META) — 12% High growth but more cyclical (ads) Amazon (AMZN) — 10% AWS strong, retail margins still meh Tesla (TSLA) — 7% High upside, but highest risk in the group
Look at the Nasdaq for the last 6 months, and then tell me your gut does not SCREAM for you to sell and wait. I'm selling my AMZN MSFT and GOOGL. I held on for 2 months, and I now see this crap is going to continue to go down sideways.
Median price target error for Mag 7. Stock Median Error (tight estimate) AAPL ~15–18% MSFT ~14–18% GOOGL ~15–20% AMZN ~18–25% META ~20–30% NVDA ~25–40% TSLA ~30–50% What the data tells me is they are terrible at their jobs.
Actually, this is quite interesting to me, particularly since it caused me to look at my 3 Fidelity accounts, where I have a total of $2.2 million, albeit, approximately $500k is managed by a Fidelity Team\* (they call it "Fidelity U.S. Large Cap Strategy"). Specifically, I was wondering about the %s in this managed account. It should also be noted that I own 2500 shares of NVDA in my regular Fidelity account, along with a 1000 AMZN shares, and 1100 shares of AVGO (which just joined the "trillion" dollar club a month or so ago). Anyway, I highlighted the "% Of Account" column and of the approximately 150 stocks this Fidelity Team has me in, VOO is the highest at 9.96%; NVDA 7.83%; AMZN 4.56%; MSFT 4.13%; GOOGL 3.32%; META 2.73%; AAPL 2.40% (note: AVGO 2.58% and XOM 2.56% were ahead of AAPL). \*Minimum investment of $100k required for an account with this Fidelity Team.
You’re thinking about the right things, but there’s a small misconception here — diversification isn’t something you “start later,” it’s something you decide on from the beginning. Right now you’re actually very concentrated: almost entirely US, and heavily tilted toward tech (VOO + QQQ + MSFT/GOOGL/AMZN is a lot of overlap). That’s fine at 20 if it’s intentional, but it’s not really diversified. Also, international exposure isn’t “safer” — it’s just a different driver. Same with bonds: they’re not for higher returns, they’re for reducing volatility and protecting against bad timing (especially closer to retirement). So instead of thinking “what age do I diversify,” a better way to think is: → When do I need stability over growth? Typically: • 20s–early 30s: mostly equities (you can stay aggressive) • \~10–15 years before needing the money: start adding bonds • Closer to retirement: increase stability further For international, you can add it anytime — even 10–20% already makes your portfolio more balanced globally without hurting growth much. Your current setup is basically a high-conviction bet on US tech continuing to outperform. That can work, but it’s a bet, not diversification. If you want something more balanced without losing growth, even a small shift (like adding VXUS and reducing overlap) would already make a big difference. If you want to see how concentrated your current setup actually is: [https://portfomemo.com](https://portfomemo.com)
Last few weeks, AMD weekly puts down around 162.5-170. GOOG and GOOGL weekly CCs. But I may start focusing more on selling puts on other names I wouldn't mind owning. Need to do some more shopping.
AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL Thought I had some gold mines, but have been trading like junk.
I think I'm better off just panic selling my AMZN MSFT and GOOGL. They have gone nowhere for 2 months and it is still losing money. UNBELIIEVALBE
Buy my bags and I’ll stop posting. Everyone wins GOOGL AMZN MSFT
GOOGL is the only AI stock that forgot it’s an AI stock
GOOGL is the only AI stock that forgot it’s an AI stock
GOOGL doesn’t go up, it just *occasionally stops going down*.
I bought GOOGL for innovation, got rewarded with emotional damage instead.
Swole ass arms from holding bags on GOOGL AMZN MSFT. Don't fight the trend, or you meet your end.
Oil crashing, market about to pop. come on GOOGL AMZN MSFT
GOOGL trying to break that resistance level baby
Crazy notable divergence on GOOG & GOOGL
Nice little dump truck you got there GOOGL
AMZN, MSFT, and GOOGL today
AMZN, MSFT, and GOOGL are the winners
AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL That is all you will need for the next 5 years
Up 20%. Charts look the same as with GOOGL before their October’s earnings
If GOOGL goes past 315 tomorrow I'm buying an 8 ball and you're invited. Position: 170x DEC 300 Calls
What's the actual logical reasoning here? Why does it make sense to sell some but not all? And why would your cost basis matter in anyway outside of taxes? Why are you adjusting your advice based on their cost? So if I owned $100k of GOOGL that I bought last month, your advice would be to hold it. But if you learned that I owned $100k of GOOGL but I bought it 12 months ago and am up 90%, all the sudden I should sell some of it??? Why? Either way its $100k of GOOGL, my cost basis is irrelevant to what my decision for my holding are today.
GOOGL carrying the market rn
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
GOOGL? Any news ?
AMZN and GOOGL are going to pop
GOOGL passing 310 for the love of god
$GOOGL needs help from the market gods
$GOOGL please break 310
$GOOGL about to break 310 level
$GOOGL has run out of supply, bout to go
$GOOGL about to break 310, then GAP up
$GOOGL about to blast
$GOOGL help it past 311 :)
GOOGL is absolutely ripping
I'm happy to be up so much in MU, but sad it's watered down by like 10% in lame GOOGL stock wtf
Who was supposed to the monopolist? TSLA? They had always been years behind GOOGL Waymo.
SP500 goes up in value over time because it increase revenues, profits and distributions over time - it's really as simple as that. It is 500 of the very best companies. To be amongst the very best typically means you have some form of "durability". Additionally, which companies get hit first and hardest from oil and energy issues? It's your transportation, shipping and manufacturing. Are any of these high margin, innovative companies with competitive advantage? Aside from a small niche of advanced manufacturing, the answer is no. It is mostly commodity services who buy their technology from other companies. Look at your cloud compute hyperscalers - your WMT runs their online services on MSFT Azure. NFLX and RDDT run their services on AMZN AWS. I could go on with countless companies that run Fortune 500 to mom and pops who rely on MSFT/AMZN/GOOGL for their cloud services 24/7; even the US government. By no coincidence, these companies are also amongst the very to weights in both SP500 and NASDAQ100. Other companies at the top have similar "durable" attributes. So your major market indices are carried by the "very best companies" who consistently churn and increase profit no matter the conditions. It certainly isn't companies that are scraping to get by, or Main Street America who is getting their pocket's squeezed at the pump.
How do you think a small number of rockets flying over the middle east in March 2026 (maybe April too) should change the main thesis about tech companies’ ability to generate substantial earnings growth as the AI boom matures? What new information does this provide for NVDA or GOOGL’s growth into 2027 and beyond?
GOOGL to 500, OpenAI just announced they are hard pivoting into focusing on coding and enterprise. AI consumer spoils shall go to GOOGL.
MSFT has $625b in RPO, and when you count in AMZN and GOOGL it's a total of about $1t. The ink is already dry on those numbers and it's not counting any new deals/products/services they sell going forward. Cash flow is not a problem.
I’m a bull but this is bad for AMZN, GOOGL, META and MSFT. That trillion gotta come from somewhere. If WS is spooked by the 660bn for 2026. 2027 is going to be rough for these hyperscalers if they don’t show proof of return on the capex.
Two years of index investing at 27 is actually a really solid foundation — most people skip that step entirely. Moving a portion into individual stocks isn't necessarily wrong, just worth being honest about what edge you have over the market on specific names. GOOGL and MSFT are reasonable quality plays but they're not exactly undiscovered. RDDT is interesting — the ad business is still early and engagement metrics are strong, but it's not cheap on a forward basis so "undervalued" needs more unpacking.
GOOGL died in solidarity with its brother silver 🤝
GOOGL 300 put and 315 call? Why?
I had a really excellent 2025. In 2026 I've been rather busy and haven't had a huge amount of time to watch the portfolio, read the daily threads, etc. But it seems every time I check in, the sky is falling. (And I understand why people, particularly newer investors, are frightened.) I'm going through my portfolio to try and gain some perspective to see where the losses are coming from: |Holding|Return YTD|Return 1Y| |:-|:-|:-| |AMD|\-9.7%|\+91.53%| |ATRL|\+3.5%|\+40.43%| |BN|\-16.36%|\+9.2%| |GOOGL|\-3.42%|\+82.66%| |MSFT|\-18.21%|\+1.8%| |Rule 7 Play|\-34.90%|\+83.82%| |NVDA|\-3.35%|\+48.15%| |RKLB|\-1.94%|\+263.69%| |RDDT|\-42.42%|\+3.24%| While I've seen some nasty losses in the YTD category, the biggest losses are in in MSFT and my largest speculative play (Rule 7), as well as my smallest holding: RDDT. Aside from that, most losses are very mild on a YTD basis and you can see that the last 12 months have been extremely positive for most of these stocks even with the latest drops taken into account. It's good to get perspective and remember that a couple stocks dragging down your entire portfolio do not mean all underlying holdings need to be panic sold. The hope is that the market will eventually rally (probably before the midterms as the Republicans will attempt to use a soaring stock market to juice their base's enthusiasm) and those sub 5% losses on the YTD will flip to positive. Anyway, sorry for the wall of text. I was doing this to make myself feel better, and it worked. Time to continue holding. :)
They also screamed GOOGL all of last year tho… a broken Epstein is right twice a etc
Focusing on my high conviction growth stocks like RKLB, BE, ASTS, NBIS Also buying the dip on bluechips like AMZN, GOOGL, NVDA etc. and keeping a liquid cash position which is 20-30% of my portfolio + I have to mention that some of the gains is because of FX.
GOOGL over META any day ! You can live without META but you can’t live without GOOGL ! Think about that how many apps developed by GOOGL you guys use daily ! Tell me 1 reason if I am wrong
hey guys, I bought GOOGL when it was only 100 per share :)
Find something semiconductor related. The share will jump if the hype grows stronger. $NLST - AI data centre memory storage and has cross patent agreement with SK Hynix, Korea's memory chip maker. Samsung and $MU had to pay $NLST $440M for patent breach. Now, $GOOGL is being sued as well. Settlement is a potential outcome.
Past few days volume has been insane. March 12 AAPL - 408,000 Trillion META - 116,000 Trillion GOOGL - 249,000 Trillion It's a good sign to see volume several orders magnitude above normal, right?
Stop selling GOOGL. Instead, buy GOOGL.
>Tech valuations are sky high right now and profitability is far far away The topic of discussion is SP500. 98%+ of the companies are profitable and they are all historically profitable. There is always some case(s) of a company that slipped up short term and but stays in the index (AMZN is a recent example). So what exactly do you mean by "profitability is far far away"? The biggest weights in SP500 are NVDA AAPL and GOOGL; they did over $40b, $40b and $30b in profit just in past quarter alone.
Sure lol just like GOOGL was dead last year
MSFT is basically dead now I guess just like GOOGL was deemed to be last year
Overwhelming evidence that the FOMC leans dovish. It's actually not even members alone. The institution itself made ample reserves framework its official policy stance in 2019: https://www.newyorkfed.org/newsevents/speeches/2025/rem250929 They already have been continually loosening credit even though core PCE is 3.1% before the war. It's been 5 years since it hit 3% in 2021 and 6 years since above target of 2%. Financial conditions loosening for 3+ years: https://i.imgur.com/zQzK2x2.png Lending growth accelerating rapidly: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=1TqbK&height=490 Credit spreads continuing to narrow or stay very tight: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=1Tqcg&height=490 Corporate issuance records: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-29/us-high-grade-bond-sales-top-200-billion-in-record-yearly-start https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-02/global-bond-sales-reach-1-trillion-at-their-fastest-pace-ever Record breaking AI debt issuance: https://www.mellon.com/insights/insights-articles/record-breaking-ai-related-debt-issuance-in-2025.html GOOGL has 100Y bonds to build out AI that have so much demand they were 10 times over subscribed. There's too much evidence to ignore that this is what they want. They will probably target a long term average inflation of 3-4%. If inflation goes to 6% then maybe they will act a little but something like the war currently is not enough which they will view as transitory.
GOOGL should be $400 rn
Damn GOOGL, are people back to using Yahoo now?
>bad for the AI trade. OpenAI just raised $110B. GOOGL raised 100Y bonds at 10 times oversubscribed levels there's so much demand. For all practical purposes it's basically an infinite money glitch for CapEx. I know people don't like to hear it but AI is spending won't stop. Memory prices skyrocketing hasn't done anything to stop spend either.