Citizens JMP analyst Andrew Boone lowered his 12-month price target for Alphabet from $515 to $450, citing rising competition from AI search agents and execution risks. Despite this 12.6% cut, Boone still rates Alphabet as a 'Market Outperform' due to its leadership in search, AI, YouTube, and investments like Waymo. Wall Street overall remains optimistic, with 26 analysts recommending 'Buy' and an average price target of $427.46, expecting a 27.7% rally. Alphabet's stock has faced volatility in 2026, dropping about 17% from its mid-May highs and recently falling further in October.
Alphabet's stock is currently trading at USD 328.24 on Pluang, down 1.95% over the last day. As of Oct 22, 2026 19:21 WIB, the stock shows a market cap of $4.07 trillion and a 76% buy order activity on the platform.
UBS maintains a Buy rating on Berkshire Hathaway's Class A shares, currently trading near $811,320. The company's diverse portfolio and substantial cash reserves of about $360 billion provide stability and investment flexibility. Investor confidence ...
Alphabet continues to attract investor interest due to its unique strategy of designing its own AI chips and running them in its data centers, fueling strong growth in its Google Cloud business. Despite concerns about high chip spending and sensitivi...
Google illegally cut down 250,000 trees on 330 hectares of forest in northern Finland to build a datacentre without completing required environmental assessments. The Finnish government has halted work at two sites and the incident has sparked nation...
Two critical vulnerabilities called PHP2Shell were discovered in PHP, a widely used web programming language, allowing hackers to remotely execute malicious code on servers. Governments worldwide, including the U.S. NSA and FBI, have issued urgent wa...
BlackRock's CIO Rick Rieder highlights a rare chance for investors to earn more than 7% yields from high-quality investment-grade bonds with short durations and low default risk. He favors bonds from major tech 'hyperscalers' like Alphabet and Amazon...
