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I just boosted my stake in Google, making it my portfolio's third biggest investment holding, behind Nvidia and Amazon. The company effortlessly beat analysts' expectations for revenue and diluted EPS in Q1 2025. Google maintains one of the strongest corporate balance sheets on the planet, which is evidenced by its AA+ credit rating from S&P on a stable outlook.

Cloud computing giants like MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, and ANET are fueling digital transformation and investor opportunity.

After falling nearly 20% from their 52-week high, the stock has since rebounded, climbing roughly 20% from its 52-week low—a move that traditionally signals the entry into a new bull market.

In a Bloomberg interview tonight, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai pushed back against concerns that AI could eventually make half the company's 180,000-person workforce redundant. Instead, Pichai stressed the company's commitment to growth through at least next year.

Alphabet Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talks about the US Justice Department's antitrust case against the search giant. Pichai says choice is good for users, but he says "the reason people use Google is because they want to use it.

Alphabet Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai spoke with Bloomberg's Emily Chang in a wide-ranging interview on artificial intelligence, antitrust lawsuits filed against the company, and how they work to protect user data. They speak at the Bloomberg Tech summit in San Francisco.

Alphabet Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talks about the evolution of artificial intelligence and how it protects the data of users. He speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang at the Bloomberg Technology Summit in San Francisco.

Alphabet Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talks about the evolution of artificial intelligence and how it protects the data of users. He speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang at the Bloomberg Technology Summit in San Francisco.

Alphabet spent $17.2 billion on CapEx in Q1 FY25, with full-year spending projected to reach $75 billion. Search and ad revenue grew 10% YoY to $50.7 billion, driven by AI Overviews used by 1.5 billion users monthly. Circle to Search expanded to 250M+ devices with 40% QoQ usage growth; Lens added 5B monthly visual searches.

Shares of Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) gained 5.31% over the past five trading days, bringing its one-month gain to 6.21%. Year-to-date, the stock is up an eye-catching 74.53%, and over the past year, it has gained an absurd 495%. While the stock’s forward P/E ratio — currently 238.10 — can be concerning, Palantir’s federal contracts and aerospace ties are expected to continue fueling growth. While earnings are rear-facing, the emerging trends seen in the company’s Q1 results can serve as a foundation for further rewards for shareholders. In the first quarter, Palantir saw year-over-year revenue growth of 39%. U.S. commercial business surpassed a $1 billion run rate, good for 71% year-over-year growth. Meanwhile, its U.S. government revenue grew 45% year-over-year. PLTR’s market multiple implies it could take an investor nearly half a century to recover their initial investment, assuming earnings remained constant. But the assumption from the company