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Google is a STAPLEIn my view, Google is a MUST HOLD for all portoflios. There is a risk for 25% downside from where we sit on the chart, depending how you interpret it. Or perhaps this is the bottom with an inverse head and shoulders using the 200 day moving average as support. This is a coin flip in the short term. If the coin flips up, then you will likely never get a chance to buy this low again. If the coin flips down then you will likely never get a chance to buy that low ever again. What to do then??? Well, I allocated 1/3 of my desired position around these levels. This way, I can sleep at night knowing I have a position if this is the bottom. I would also be glad to lose money in the short term if it means I can apply the additional 2/3 of the position at another 25% discount. This is a company you would just buy and hold forever IMO.
NASDAQ:GOOGLong
by MikeMM
1
GOOG - Alphabet Inc (Google) Class CAlphabet, Inc is a holding company, which engages in the business of acquisition and operation of different companies. It operates through the Google and Other Bets segments. The Google segment includes its main Internet products such as ads, Android, Chrome, hardware, Google Cloud, Google Maps, Google Play, Search, and YouTube. The Other Bets segment consists of businesses such as Access, Calico, CapitalG, GV, Verily, Waymo, and X. The company was founded by Lawrence E. Page and Sergey Mikhaylovich Brin on October 2, 2015 and is headquartered in Mountain View, CA.
NASDAQ:GOOGLong
by Esmail_from_Kuwait
1
Alphabet ($GOOG) Faces Pressure Amid DOJ Antitrust MovesAlphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ), the parent company of Google, is feeling the heat as the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) pushes for antitrust action that could fundamentally reshape the tech giant. On Tuesday, October 8, the DOJ filed court documents urging a federal district judge to consider structural remedies for breaking up Google's core businesses. This marks the most significant antitrust prosecution in over three decades since the Microsoft case in the 1990s. Now, Alphabet finds itself on a path that could lead to the breakup of its lucrative search and advertising empire. DOJ’s Move to Break Up Big Tech In the latest filing, the DOJ outlines the harms it believes Google’s business practices have caused in four key areas: search distribution, search results generation, advertising scale, and data usage. The remedies the DOJ is considering include contract requirements, non-discrimination product mandates, data-sharing, and even breaking up parts of the company. Google (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ), in response, has warned that these measures could harm consumers, businesses, and developers. The company argues that the rise of competitors, coupled with emerging technologies like AI, means that competition is already flourishing. Nevertheless, the DOJ contends that Google’s dominance is not the result of its innovation alone but stems from years of anti-competitive practices designed to stifle rivals and maintain its hold on the market. This case could potentially change the future of the tech industry by opening new opportunities for competitors and shaking up how large platforms like Google operate. Implications for the Tech Sector The DOJ's lawsuit is not just about Google; it’s a signal of a broader regulatory crackdown on Big Tech. If the court rules in favor of the DOJ, it could set a precedent for how antitrust laws are applied in the digital age, especially concerning data and artificial intelligence. One of the key aspects of the case is Google's use of data to fortify its dominance in search and advertising. Google controls vast amounts of data that it uses to enhance its algorithms, making it difficult for competitors to keep up. As AI-driven insights become central to business strategies, the outcome of this case could shape how data is regulated and shared within the tech ecosystem. This case will also likely influence other tech giants like Meta (formerly Facebook), Amazon, and Apple, all of whom have faced similar accusations of monopolistic practices. The question of whether Big Tech will be forced to downsize could lead to ripple effects across the entire industry, possibly igniting a new era of competition and innovation. Technical Outlook On the technical side, Alphabet’s stock (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ) is showing signs of weakness. As of today, the stock is down 2%, reflecting market jitters over the potential antitrust breakup. Currently trading near $148, Google shares are hovering close to their 1-month low. The technical indicators paint a bearish picture for Alphabet (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ). The stock is trading within a confined zone, with its moving averages forming a perpendicular alignment—typically a signal of consolidation and uncertainty. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 46, which suggests that momentum is waning, but the stock is not yet oversold. A bearish harami candlestick pattern has also formed, which is a reversal signal indicating that the stock could continue to trend downwards. A break below $148 could trigger further selling, as investors may lose confidence amid the legal uncertainties. The stock is trading close to its 200-day moving average, a critical support level, and any significant move below this level could accelerate the sell-off. A Potential Game Changer for Google Google (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ) remains one of the most profitable companies in the world, with its search and advertising businesses driving the majority of its revenue. However, the DOJ's push to break up these core businesses could result in significant revenue losses and operational changes. If the court rules in favor of the DOJ, Alphabet (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ) could be forced to divest some of its most profitable divisions, fundamentally altering how it operates. The case also raises broader questions about the future of data-driven businesses. Google’s ability to collect and use data at scale has been one of the main drivers of its success. If the company is forced to share data with competitors, it could level the playing field and create new challenges for Alphabet’s business model. The Road Ahead for Alphabet Investors For investors, the ongoing legal battle introduces substantial uncertainty. While Alphabet (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:GOOG ) remains a powerhouse in terms of innovation and financial strength, the potential for a breakup and increased regulation poses significant risks. The outcome of this case could reshape the company's future and set new precedents for the entire tech industry. The next major milestone in this case is the DOJ’s proposed final judgment, expected in November. Until then, Alphabet's stock will likely experience increased volatility as investors weigh the potential impacts of a breakup on the company’s long-term profitability.
NASDAQ:GOOGLong
by DEXWireNews
LONG GOOGLEGoogle, has been facing antitrust allegations from multiple parties and the share price has dropped from July peaks, by about 14%. There is an earnings date coming up on October 22nd. The stock is currently downward trending and will likely drift lower over the next week, presenting an opportunity to purchase Google stock at a lower price. The long term trend of google, as indicated by the trend line is still overwhelmingly on the rise, it is worthwhile watching the anti-trust case closely but it's doubtful this will present any significant challenge to the tech giant in the long run if you are willing to hold it even for 6 months. A thought to purchase at a discount could involve selling a cash secured put in order to earn premium on selling the put. In the case that you get exercised, you can purchase 100 shares and reduce your cost base at the same time. Risk to reward ratio seems solid on this idea.
NASDAQ:GOOGLong
by zize
GOOGL 2 VALIDATED CONFIRMATIONS! EXTREMELY BULLISH !!!!GOOGL, 2 VALIDATED CONFIRMATIONS! Last week, I mentioned that I was extremely bullish on Google. In fact, I even sent a buy alert to my investment clients since Google has shown many bullish patterns and is displaying typical "pre-earnings" behavior. However, I have shared my analysis with you for free because I want us all to succeed! And if you've been following my analysis for months, you've seen for yourself that we’ve been on the right track. Everything happens with Google after it breaks out of a channel. Whenever the price breaks a channel, we need to wait for it to reach its high and look for when the pullback will occur. In this case, after finding its high post-breakout, Google entered a candle congestion channel. STACKED CHANNEL: A candle congestion channel can be considered a volume indecision. What do I mean by this? The price creates a bottleneck-like pattern within a very tight channel, behaving strangely, with candles almost the same size and very close to one another. In this situation, it’s very difficult to determine which direction the price will take, and I consider it a complicated and dangerous pattern. All we can do is wait for the price to make a decision. Once the price makes a decision, it breaks the congestion channel, forming a new high, and consequently, reaching our target zone. That’s precisely when it begins its pullback, and the next step we’re looking for is A NEW EXTREME. I’ve marked this pattern in yellow, and I call it the N3 Pattern. This usually happens most of the time after a breakout, and we must be very attentive to the candles it produces to execute it. An N3 pattern involves three movements: #1 Breakout and New High #2 Pullback and Rebound #3 New Extreme That simple. Going back to the analysis, we’ve reached our next stop with double confirmation. In conclusion, I remain very bullish on Google, especially as we are just a few weeks away from Google announcing its earnings report. So, if you're considering entering, whether for a swing trade or long-term, there's still time. Remember that, based on my valuation and fundamentals, Google has an intrinsic value of $180, so the final decision is yours. OF COURSE… This is not financial advice, and you make your own decisions and take your own risks. Thank you for you support :)
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by RocketMike111
Will the Google trend forward be a Gemini to the current?CAPITALCOM:GOOG is clearly in a down trend, which started in early July. Lower highs, lower lows, and 21EMA below 50EMA since the cross below in semi-late July. It is currently approaching the upper band of the down channel, and a reaction to the downside could be expected. The MACD is behaving somewhat indecisive and not providing useful guidance, which does not signal a change of trend anytime soon. The volume oscillator is trending down. This all points to price continuing the move down. Target $144, or lower band of channel, which might trigger a push up.
CAPITALCOM:GOOGShort
by WeRideAtDawn
Google - Textbook break and retest!NASDAQ:GOOGL might retest the previous breakout level before continuing the uptrend. The entire chart of Alphabet (Google) is green, yet I do expect a (short term) move lower first. For almost a decade, Alphabet has been retesting and respecting a major support trendline before then breaking out of the ascending triangle formation just a couple of months ago. I just expect Alphabet to retrace back to the breakout level before then creating new all time highs. Levels to watch: $150 Keep your long term vision, Philip - BasicTrading
NASDAQ:GOOGLShort
by basictradingtv
9
So BULLISH on GOOGLE ! There is a very important price behavior we need to check. I am almost certain that this behavior is the key to an upward movement on the following weeks. There are several points to consider in order to determine what Google’s next move will be. EMA CROSS WITH DIVERGENCE: As we can see above, we have an EMA cross with bearish divergence. When there is wide divergence between the two EMAs, it indicates strong movement with momentum. Now, as we can see, the EMA cross is repeating again but in a bullish direction, and we are just starting to see divergence between the two, adding to the fact that the price has already broken the bearish channel with great force, followed by an indecisive Stacked Candle Channel. CHANNEL BREAKOUT AND MOMENTUM: The price, after breaking our channel with great strength and in a bullish direction, showed decisiveness. However, right now, it is trapped in a "Stacked Candle Channel," (SCC) which is an indecisive channel where candles are clustered together and of almost the same size. This can also be seen as a pattern that the price sets before making a decision. The question is: What decision will it make, bullish or bearish? EARNINGS REPORT: The earnings report is fundamental for companies to inform investors of any changes in their balance sheet that have been reflected. In this case, Google is a company with one of the strongest and most solid balance sheets on the NYSE. Google’s last two reports were extraordinary, and I have no doubt that Google will deliver a good report on October 22nd. But as the price approaches the report date, many will take positions, and we could conclude that Google will have a bull run until the 22nd. From there, it will depend on the report to make a leap toward the 180-190 range. Let's see what happens! Thank you for supporting my analysis, and I send you my best regards.
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by RocketMike111
googleafter completing wave 1. We see that Google is in a corrective phase. We expect Google to move to the sell box between 168 and 178 dollars, a good zone for me to then take partial profit. After that I expect Google to initiate a final wave down to the green box. Pure speculation I see an interesting zone forming between 127 and 137 dollars, where we can buy for the long term. As that takes shape of our corrective wave (ABC, red lines) we can be more precise. The formation of a double correction (WY) is also never excluded.
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by TraderStoffel84
1
Coffee Is Brewing!!!I don't know folks... again, I ain't nothing but a tier below an amateur beginning options player. There is a lot of learning still to do but I'm ready to be transparent with my thoughts and what I see a bit more often. So here with go with a previous fan favorite of Coffee Is Brewing! Coffee Is Brewing Idea #2 NASDAQ:GOOGL has earnings coming up 10/22 and has had a little bit of price action these past few weeks with a niiiiiiiiiiice Pogo Stick bounce this past Friday and closed above the previous week... all which are bullish signals, to me! Again, from my perspective I've seen Bullish action for the past few weeks. As evidenced by my NASDAQ:GOOGL 165C options exp 10/18 that I picked up at about 1.65 that ran up just shy of 6.00 and the NASDAQ:GOOGL 170C options exp 10/18, that I'm still holding. That's enough about what I had and have in play... let's talk about what I see. That right there folks looks like a cup and handle, which ultimately gets a Coffee Is Brewing tag! The bonus green drawn lines I added, some might consider a Bull Flag is starting to be established. I see another couple weeks of good runs with this AMEX:SPY small fry playa that's part of The Mag 7! I don't know about what y'all see but if you see something else, please drop a comment. If you like what you see, give ya boy a BOOST, a Follow, or a comment. I appreciate y'all for taking the time to look and we'll talk soon.
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by FliCityOptions
1
Alphabet (GOOGL): Gap Fill and the Future of Wave (2)We remain convinced that Alphabet is currently in Wave (2) after the well-defined end of Wave (1) at $197. Following that, we saw a sharp and fast sell-off, which looks more like a Wave A rather than the full Wave (2). This is further supported by the fact that the sell-off respected the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level perfectly, a typical level for Wave A. We still have an open gap above, and we believe this should get filled, especially considering the nature of Wave A. We're expecting Wave B to reach between the 61.8% and 78.6% Fibonacci retracement levels. Right between these two levels lies the gap, making it highly likely that this gap will get filled before we continue the downtrend. Looking further ahead, if you're asking where we would consider buying shares, there are two potential opportunities. The first is around the 50% Fibonacci retracement level and the Point of Control (POC), and the second is lower in what we call the "Great Buy" zone, between $116 and $100. While this might seem like a significant drop, we saw a similar decline in 2022, so nothing is off the table. We'll keep monitoring this closely for you.
NASDAQ:GOOGL
by freeguy_by_wmc
2
GOOGL may be ready to rally with the other Magnificent 7.NASDAQ:GOOGL has not performed as well as other Magnificent 7 names, which are currently trading much higher than their August 5th lows. If NASDAQ:QQQ continues to build above its daily 50 SMA, and other technology names in this space continue to move higher, GOOGL may start to move higher as well. GOOGL has held demand at the retest of the previous all-time high and may break out of a falling wedge on the weekly chart.
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by DMT_Doctor
4
Alphabet (GOOG) - Wyckoff Reaccumulation BreakdownIn this idea, I’m analyzing a potential reaccumulation pattern on Alphabet (GOOG) using Wyckoff phases and the behavior of vector candles and volume. Price action, vector candles and volume give us clues about market participants' behavior at each phase. Let’s break down the phases: Preliminary Support (PS) occurs after an upward incline, showing the first signs of buyers stepping in to stabilize the price. Volume slightly increases, and bullish vector candles appear, signaling the beginning of accumulation. Buying Climax (BCLMX) is the temporary high where buying pressure peaks. Volume spikes as large traders sell to retail buyers, and we see both bullish and bearish vector candles, indicating a tug-of-war. Automatic Rally (AR) follows the BCLMX, marking the lower boundary of the trading range. Volume decreases as sellers lose strength, and bearish vector candles appear with less conviction. Sign of Strength (SOS) is the breakout above the AR, confirming the dominance of buyers. Volume increases significantly, and large bullish vector candles signal strong demand. Secondary Test (ST) is a pullback that retests support, with volume dropping off. Small, weak vector candles confirm the absence of aggressive selling, showing that buyers are still in control. Spring is a shakeout that dips below support to trap sellers before reversing. Volume remains low, and any bearish vector candles lack follow-through, confirming it as a fake-out. Test confirms the Spring with a low-volume retest of support. The lack of activity and small candles indicate the market is ready to resume its upward move. Key Things to Look for in Reaccumulation: -Declining sell volume on down moves, indicating weakening supply and a lack of aggressive sellers. -Bullish vector candles with increasing volume during up moves, confirming demand and strength. -Low-volume pullbacks (ST, Spring, and Test) with narrow candles, showing that sellers are being absorbed and buyers are in control. -High-volume breakouts (like SOS) with wide bullish vector candles, signaling the potential for the markup phase. -Sell volume spikes at resistance with no follow-through, indicating failed attempts to push the price lower, often followed by bullish moves and stronger uptrends.
NASDAQ:GOOGLong
by OnlyProfits888
GOOGL – Key Trading Points: SMA 150, Stop Loss, and Buy Opportun This chart for Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) displays key levels and indicators, including the 150-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), along with stop-loss checks and start-follow signals. Recent stop-loss alerts are triggered near the price of 160.8, with a buy option recommended at 164.88. The 150 SMA is currently at 163.25, signaling a potential price zone for trend following. Keep an eye on these levels to manage risk and identify possible entry points in line with the highlighted signals.
NASDAQ:GOOGL
by yaronsb