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Alphabet fell on heavy AI spending, but booming cloud growth and an average valuation make this dip worth a look.

Alphabet is down big from its highs, but the stock isn't necessarily cheap.

Sacks said that investors may be reading too much into Google Search’s share in Alphabet’s overall revenue dropping below the 50% level.

If Alphabet plans to spend even more in 2027, why are two data center suppliers trading so far below their highs?

Alphabet’s third quarter drew a sharp negative reaction from the market following a significant shortfall in non-GAAP earnings per share, despite revenue meeting Wall Street’s expectations.

Key TakeawaysAlphabet stock is down 19% in the past month, mostly after a third-quarter report with slower Search growth and negative free cash flow of $9. 1 billion.

Due to Alphabet's strong performance relative to the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a bullish outlook about the stock’s prospects.

Alphabet has trailed the broader S&P 500 Index over the past year, and analysts are very upbeat about its future growth.

Alphabet stock is trading sharply lower after the company reported a disappointing set of numbers for Q2. However, the stock looks like a good "buy" below the $300 price level.

Alphabet has seen its Fair Value Estimate adjusted from US$429.46 to US$408.09, which narrows the implied upside in some analyst models.

Alphabet just unveiled Gemini 4 Carbon, its newest frontier AI model focused on software engineering and cybersecurity.

Alphabet's Class A shares slid more than 12% on Thursday in their worst ever trading day as it reported weaker growth for the summer than analysts expected.

Four out of every five stocks within the S&P 500 climbed, and the index would have been higher if not for Alphabet.

Alphabet reported a larger negative free cash flow than analysts had expected while maintaining its spending gudiance for the year.

Wall Street increasingly favours technology companies demonstrating financial discipline in AI investments. Microsoft and Oracle gained on strong cash flow prospects, while Alphabet shares plunged amid rising capital expenditure and slower search growth.

Google parent on course to lose $500 billion in market value, poised for sharpest one-day drop on record

Drop of more than 12% erases about $500 billion in market value; Amazon, Intel earnings also disappoint

Alphabet reported a larger negative free cash flow than analysts had expected while maintaining its spending gudiance for the year.