Alphabet's stock fell 16.61% over a month, but an investor continues buying dips, citing two winning scenarios: success in AI or owning a highly profitable company at a low price. Despite a Q3 earnings miss due to a securities loss, operating income rose nearly 30%, and revenue grew over 24%, marking 13 straight quarters of double-digit growth. Google Cloud's revenue doubled, showing strong growth, while Alphabet trades at a lower earnings multiple than peers like Microsoft and Amazon. Risks include heavy spending and share dilution, but strong cash flow and a robust balance sheet provide a safety net. The investor plans to keep buying if Alphabet maintains this growth and financial strength.
Alphabet trades at USD 283.91 on Pluang as of Nov 06, 2026 01:02 WIB, down 1.74% in one day. It holds a market cap of $3.54 trillion and a dividend yield of 0.3%. Compared to Microsoft and Amazon, Alphabet sees a balanced order activity with 51% buy and 49% sell interest on Pluang.
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