Alphabet's stock dropped 4% while Meta Platforms gained 2%, and Microsoft stayed nearly flat in a split among big tech stocks driven by AI competition. Meta's recent launch of its AI assistant Muse is boosting investor confidence, contrasting with Alphabet's slight decline. The broader tech sector remains stable, indicating this is a company-specific shift rather than a sector-wide selloff. Investors are watching to see if Alphabet stabilizes and how Meta and Microsoft perform as the AI race unfolds.
Alphabet's market cap stands at $4.27 trillion with a 0.25% dividend yield, while Meta's market cap is $1.88 trillion and Microsoft holds $3.70 trillion as of Sep 24, 2026 00:12 WIB. On Pluang, Alphabet's stock price is $338.01, down 3.74%, Meta trades at $751.90, up 2.08%, and Microsoft is nearly flat at $499.48, up 0.30%. Pluang order activity shows a slight majority buying Alphabet and Microsoft, but a strong majority selling Meta, highlighting differing investor sentiment amid the AI competition.
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