Alphabet's stock fell sharply after Q3 2026 results showed revenue up 25% to $127.6B but earnings per share down 26% to $2.12, with negative free cash flow of $9.1B. Cloud revenue doubled but concerns over customer concentration and transparency, especially regarding Anthropic and SpaceX, raise sustainability questions. Rising capital expenditures and volatile equity stakes add risk, but the current lower stock price reflects much of this, offering potential upside for investors. The upgrade to Buy suggests confidence that the stock is undervalued despite these challenges.
Alphabet's stock price on Pluang dropped 11.50% to USD 284.88 as of Oct 29, 2026 19:42 WIB, nearing its 52-week low of USD 273.14 and well below the 52-week high of USD 399.06. Despite the sharp fall, the stock still attracts buying interest with 77% of Pluang orders being buys. The typical hold time of 139 days suggests investors are taking a medium-term view amid the recent volatility.
Bank of America clients have sold communication services stocks, led by Meta Platforms, at the fastest rate since the sector's creation in 2018. Meta's stock dropped over 15% since late September due to heavy spending and legal charges, while Alphabe...
Alphabet's Q3 earnings fell 26% to $2.12 per share, mainly due to an $8.7 billion unrealized loss on its SpaceX investment, which cut EPS by $0.55. The stock price drop in SpaceX shares, which are largely restricted from sale, caused this paper loss....
Google's AI-powered search is seeing faster query growth but generates less revenue per query compared to traditional search, causing a slowdown in overall Search revenue growth. Executives acknowledged that while AI Mode queries are longer and more ...
Alphabet reported third-quarter revenue of $127.6 billion, slightly below analyst expectations of $128 billion, and earnings per share of $2.12, well under the $3.02 expected. The company’s heavy investment in AI, costing $51.4 billion and resulting ...
Alphabet Inc. reported a rare double miss in its Q3 earnings, mainly due to non-operational investment losses rather than core business weakness. Despite this, the company’s underlying operations remain strong, with revenue up nearly 25% year-over-ye...
