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Ever wondered how Google makes money? 🤔

I use Google every single day. I search on it, watch YouTube, use Maps. It's all free, right? 😄

But here's the surprising part: many of these free services are exactly what bring Google its money. 💰

Alphabet, the company that owns Google, earns a large share of its revenue from advertising. Businesses pay to have their products shown to people who are searching, watching, and browsing online.

On top of that, there's YouTube, Google Cloud, and AI, which are also major growth opportunities. 🤖

But we shouldn't forget the risks:
⚠️ AI could change how people look for information
⚠️ Competition in advertising is intense
⚠️ Legal and regulatory problems could affect the business

What I'm learning from this: a company can be part of your daily life, but that doesn't automatically make it a profitable investment. 💡

The question isn't whether Google is popular. The question is whether Alphabet can keep growing profitably as technology changes.

Now I'd love to hear from you 👇

If AI tools start answering questions directly, will you keep using Google Search as much as you do today?

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Not financial advice. Just my opinion.

GOOGL has fallen to a near three-month low on the eve of its earnings report. This time, the question isn’t whether the business is doing well—it’s whether the money being poured into AI is worth it.

First, a look at where things stand: At the close of U.S. trading on October 26, Alphabet (GOOGL) was at $316.80, down 1.06% for the day, about 7% over five days, and about 7.9% over the past month. It has fallen below $330 and is near a three-month low, as well as below its 20-day and 60-day moving averages. Note that this isn’t just one stock falling—the entire AI chain has been repriced since October. The market is starting to ask when the money poured into data centers, servers, and custom chips will turn into profits.

The earnings report is just around the corner: Alphabet will report its third-quarter results after the U.S. market closes on October 28 (early morning on October 29 Beijing time). The market expects revenue of about $127.9 billion, up roughly 25% year over year. EPS estimates vary slightly, ranging from about $2.94 to $3.02, up just around 2% to 6% year over year. Rapid revenue growth but slower profit growth—that gap is the focus of the whole report.

I’ve ranked the three things to watch by importance. First, can Google Cloud sustain its rapid growth? The market expects cloud revenue of about $29.2 billion, nearly double year over year, compared with about $24.8 billion last quarter. This is the clearest evidence of AI demand. Second, will search advertising remain steady? It’s the cash cow that helps fund all the spending. Third—and the factor most likely to trigger a sell-off—will the capital expenditure outlook be raised again? The full-year 2026 guidance is already as high as $195 billion to $205 billion. The company spent $44.9 billion in the second quarter alone, while free cash flow showed a shortfall of about $5.9 billion. If management raises its 2027 investment plans again, the market may vote with its feet even if revenue meets expectations.

Technical levels are for reference only: Key resistance is around $359. If the stock falls below about $300, it could head further down toward the $271 area. The options market is pricing in an earnings-day move of about ±6.4%—a normal-to-large earnings move, not the end of the world.

My take is straightforward: Alphabet’s fundamentals haven’t fallen apart; its three pillars—search, cloud, and subscriptions—are still in place. But the valuation logic has changed. Investors used to award a premium for “AI growth”; now they’re asking for “AI returns.” So I’m not betting on a direction on the eve of earnings: if cloud growth holds up and spending doesn’t exceed expectations, a pullback could be an opportunity to watch. If cloud disappoints or spending ramps up again, don’t rush to catch a falling knife if the stock breaks below $300.

This is personal research, not investment advice. Will you hold shares overnight on earnings night, or wait until the uncertainty has passed?

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Microsoft and Alphabet earnings countdown: Azure about 45% vs. cloud last quarter +82%, AI capex test

TradingView/S&P Global: Microsoft and Alphabet will report back-to-back after the U.S. market closes on 10/28 Eastern Time (early morning the next day in Beijing), right before the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
Microsoft consensus revenue is about $90.6 billion, EPS about $4.71; Azure’s prior guidance was about 45% constant-currency growth, with quarterly capex guidance above $50 billion.
Alphabet consensus revenue is about $127.9 billion, EPS about $3.00; Google Cloud revenue last quarter was $24.8 billion, up 82% year over year; full-year capex guidance is $195–205 billion; last quarter operating cash flow was about $39.1 billion, below capex of about $44.9 billion, with free cash flow at about -$5.9 billion.

[Viewpoint]
Last week’s sharp Nasdaq selloff has brought the question of whether AI spending can really pay off into the spotlight. This time, the key issue is not the price move itself, but whether cloud growth can hold up, whether capex guidance will be revised higher again, and whether cash flow can cover investment. Anthropic’s filing sparked a rebound in Asian chip stocks, but the real tone-setting will still depend on the guidance from the hyperscale cloud providers themselves.

[Opportunity/Risk]
Opportunity: cloud growth beats expectations and guidance stays firm, which would support sentiment for the compute/storage supply chain; Risk: capex rises again while FCF remains under pressure, or Azure/Cloud growth slows, which could further weigh on AI-related risk appetite and $BTC .

What worries you more: cloud growth missing expectations, or capex guidance being revised higher again?

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For reference only, not investment advice.

$GOOGLB 4 days down nearly 7%—what is everyone fleeing before earnings?
$GOOGLB Current price: 321.92 (24h -0.61%)

Closed at 344.97 on 10/19; now it’s down to 321.92
Today’s 24h low of 320.69 is the lowest in nearly 30 days

Next Wednesday, 10/28, after the U.S. market closes, Alphabet and Microsoft report earnings on the same night
Alphabet doesn’t provide quarterly guidance, so the market is watching Google Cloud most closely
Last quarter, Cloud revenue grew 82% year over year to $24.8 billion

Its rival that same night: Microsoft itself forecasts Azure growth of around 45%
$MSFTB Current price: 524.40 (24h +1.43%)

The next day, 10/29, it’s Amazon’s turn
$AMZNB Current price: 248.88 (24h -0.53%)

If $GOOGLB holds above 320.69, it could rebound to 333.49
If it breaks below 320.69, it could hit a new low before earnings

Which of the three cloud giants do you think will report the strongest earnings? 👇

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$GOOGLB
is holding near $348.70 support after a mild pullback — structure remains cautiously bullish.
📍 Entry: $347.00–$349.00
🎯 TP1: $352 | TP2: $356 | TP3: $360
🛑 SL: $344.00
📈 Pattern: Support-hold setup; a breakout above $352 can open the way toward $360+.
Levels are chart-based estimates; manage risk and DYOR. #GOOGL #Alphabet #Binance #bStocks

#AlphabetToLiftCapexToAsMuchAs$205B
🚀 GOOGLE'S $205B AI BET: BUY THE AI RALLY?
Alphabet is reportedly preparing up to $205B in capital spending, signaling that the AI infrastructure race is accelerating. 🤖📈
✅ Massive AI & data-center investment
✅ Strong demand for cloud infrastructure
✅ Bullish outlook for AI chips & semiconductors
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🚀 AI Spending Hits a New Level: Google Doubles Down on the Future! 🤖💰
Alphabet delivered solid quarterly results, but investors focused on one thing: higher AI investment. The company plans to significantly increase its 2026 capital expenditure (CapEx) to expand AI infrastructure, data centers, and computing capacity.
🔥 Why It Matters
💻 Massive investments in AI data centers and cloud infrastructure.
⚡ Continued demand for high-performance AI chips and servers.
📈 The AI race is accelerating as tech giants compete for long-term leadership.
💰 Short-term spending may pressure profits, but companies are investing for future growth.
📊 What Traders Are Watching
✅ Monitor AI infrastructure leaders and server manufacturers.
✅ Avoid chasing strong rallies without a clear risk plan.
✅ Wait for healthy pullbacks before considering new positions.
✅ Focus on companies with strong fundamentals and long-term AI exposure.
The AI revolution is no longer just about software—it's becoming a battle for computing power, infrastructure, and scale.
⚠️ This post is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.
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#AlphabetToLiftCapexToAsMuchAs$205BAlphabet doubles down on AI!
Alphabet is reportedly set to raise its capital expenditure to as much as $205B, signaling massive investment in AI infrastructure, cloud expansion, and next-generation data centers.
This move highlights that the AI race is far from over—and companies building the future are spending big to stay ahead. 📈🔥
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My take on Alphabet: $GOOGL has something I really like in an investment—multiple sources of potential growth. Search, YouTube, cloud and AI all create opportunities. I’d accumulate gradually and focus on the long-term fundamentals instead of daily market noise. #GOOGL #alphabet

Alphabet Elevates Capex Perspective as Investors Assess AI Spending
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Warren Buffett moved his pieces and surprised many.

Alphabet, the company that owns Google, is now already the third-largest position in Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio.

The investment totals $17 billion.

It’s interesting to see this move in Buffett’s portfolio.

What do you think about this bet on $GOOGL ?

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$GOOGL is currently hovering around $365-370 (according to today's market). It took a dip a few days ago because the company is raising $80 billion in equity for AI infrastructure. Berkshire Hathaway is also pouring in $10 billion, buying Cathie Wood's ARK — this is a positive signal but the stock is under a bit of pressure due to the fear of dilution in the short term.
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‎Future? Most analysts say Strong Buy. 12-month average target above $420-430, some see up to $500+. Google Cloud's growth in AI, Gemini, search dominance — all very strong in the long term. There is a chance of good returns by the end of 2026 if AI investments pay off. But the market is volatile, there is dilution and competition (OpenAI, Meta). If I were you, I would accumulate a little at the current dip for the long term.
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‎What do you think? Tell me in the comments.
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🚨 BREAKING FINANCE NEWS

ALPHABET SHARES DROP 4% AFTER $80 BILLION MOVE

BIG MONEY SHIFTING INTO AI INFRASTRUCTURE
MARKET REACTS WITH FEAR 📉

EFFECT:
WHEN GIANTS MOVE THIS MUCH CASH
SHORT TERM PRESSURE HITS THE MARKET

SMART MONEY WATCHES
RETAIL PANICS

THIS IS WHERE OPPORTUNITY STARTS 👀

ARE YOU WATCHING THE MARKET OR JUST REACTING?
COMMENT “READY” 👇

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Berkshire Hathaway Doubles Down on Tech with $10 Billion Alphabet Investment 💸
Berkshire Hathaway has invested an additional $10 billion in Alphabet, significantly expanding its stake in the tech giant. This move reinforces Berkshire's confidence in Alphabet's growth potential, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence. The investment is expected to have a positive impact on the market, as it demonstrates the appeal of tech stocks to major investors. As a result, we may see increased interest in AI-focused companies and a potential boost to the overall tech sector. This development is likely to be closely watched by market participants, given Berkshire's reputation for savvy investments.
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🛑 ALPHABET DRAGS DOWN WALL STREET: S&P AND NASDAQ DIVE DUE TO AI FEARS 📉

Mixed and turbulent close on Wall Street. Alphabet (GOOGL) led a strong bleed in the tech sector, causing widespread drops in the S&P 500 (-0.37%) and the Nasdaq (-1.32%). In contrast, the Dow Jones (+0.29%) managed to stay in the green thanks to investors seeking refuge in traditional defensive stocks. 🏛️

🔍 What triggered the Big Tech crash?
Nervousness took over traders due to two key triggers at the heart of Silicon Valley:

🧠 Key talent drain to competitors: Alphabet's stock plummeted 5% after the exit of John Jumper, Vice President of Google DeepMind (and Nobel Prize winner), who left the firm to join rival Anthropic. This loss of star talent directly impacts confidence in their corporate AI tools.

⚠️ Concerns over infrastructure spending: Google’s stumble dragged down other giants like Amazon (-4.7%) and Broadcom (-4.5%). Wall Street is starting to show fatigue and doubts about the massive capital expenditure (CapEx) levels needed to expand AI data centers.

🛢️ Rotation into the Dow Jones: The dip in oil prices (with WTI crude hitting $75 per barrel after diplomatic advances between the U.S. and Iran) eased inflation fears, pushing energy and consumer sectors into the Dow Jones. 💸
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🚨 BIG NEWS:
BERKSHIRE MISSES EVEN MORE ON ALPHABET
Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake by 83% on $GOOGL in Q2, bringing its positions to around 106 million shares valued at $37.8 billion.
This makes Alphabet the 3rd-largest U.S. value of Berkshire, behind Apple and American Express.
Berkshire also made a private investment of $10 billion in Alphabet as part of funding the company’s AI infrastructure.
Serious money is clearly continuing to watch $GOOGL 👀
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🐂 $ALPHABET SMART MONEY IS LOADING THE DIP WHILE RETAIL PANICS! 💥

📌 Revenue numbers from WSJ confirm core business is a cash cow — AI spending is an investment, not a black hole. 📊 The market overreacted to FUD, creating a prime accumulation zone for those who read the data.

💡 Institutions are quietly stacking shares here. The risk is in missing the entry, not buying the dip. 🚀 Chart structure is screaming continuation — this is textbook buy-the-fear setup. 💬 Are you watching from the sidelines or front-running the next leg up? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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