Tag: GOOGL
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These 3 Safe ETFs Will Help Keep Your Portfolio Secure
Instead of trying to time every headline, investors can focus on safe ETFs to build resilience and stability in their portfolios
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Alphabet’s AI Flywheel Powers Strong Q4 Earnings
Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) delivered its Q4 2025 earnings after the market closed on Feb. 5. The report shows a company leaning hard into AI, cloud, and subscriptions—and getting paid for it. Revenue grew 18% year-over-year in the quarter to roughly $114 billion, pushing full-year sales above $400 billion for the first time, while EPS…
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Analysts Expect to See Strong Earnings from Amazon this Week
On February 5, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is expected to post earnings. And if the numbers are as good as they were in October, the stock could explode higher. When Amazon posted earnings on October 31, its stock rocketed 16%. In that report, Amazon beat across the board and boosted its forecast for spending based on…
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Apple Earnings Fallout: Separating the Hope from the Hysterics
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock took investors on quite a ride but finished 0.46% higher the day after its quarterly earnings. The Apple earnings report was one of many significant reports investors received in the last week. And, like many of those reports (I’m looking at you, Microsoft), investors were left with more questions than answers. In the case of Apple earnings,…
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Why Red-Hot Alphabet (GOOGL) Stock Could Actually Be Underpriced
While the common assumption is that GOOGL stock has incurred a rich valuation, the options market is actually signaling the opposite framework ahead of earnings.
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Billionaires Buying Stocks: Why Billionaire Buying Matters for 2026
When it comes to billionaire buying activity, billionaires buying stocks isn’t something investors should ignore. If a billionaire is buying stocks, it typically means they see an asymmetric opportunity: superior upside versus downside risk. These investors have access to information, relationships, and macro visibility that retail investors don’t. In other words, if a billionaire is…


