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Daniel Newman joins Diane King Hall at the NYSE set to talk about the Mag 7 after Alphabet (GOOGL) and Tesla (TSLA) showed mixed results. He doesn't see Tesla moving to the downside long-term even as EV sales plunge.
Brent Thill, Jefferies, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss what to expect from the spate of big tech earnings.
However, it's not in danger of being replaced by other AI-based platforms.
Alphabet Inc‘s GOOGL GOOG Google just dropped a show-stopping stat: 2 billion users are now engaging with its AI features across products like Gmail, Android, and Docs. That's a huge leap from last year—and a clear signal that Google's AI integration is scaling fast and wide.
Alphabet Inc.'s latest results reinforce core ad resilience amid looming macro uncertainties ahead of the upcoming tariff implementation, providing mitigation against risks of a cyclical pullback in the ad spending environment. Google Cloud was also an exceptional bright spot in Q2, with significant share gains narrowing its gap from competition and solidifying its emerging AI moat. Not only do the results reinforce an imminent AI re-rate for GOOGL stock, but it also highlights Google's current positioning as a thematic sleeper may not last for any longer.
Google parent Alphabet's investment in artificial intelligence and cloud is bearing fruit, says Wolfe Research Managing Director Shweta Khajuria. She discusses Alphabet's earnings and plans to increase capital expenditure on “Bloomberg Tech.
Tariff volatility will reemerge in the short-term, says Phil Palumbo. While he sees stocks taking a hit, Big Tech will rebound and rally with more strength after anticipated volatility cools.
Daniel Newman, CEO of The Futurum Group, digs into each company's Q2 earnings. Subscribe | http://t.st/TheStreetTV Earn.
Alphabet Inc. delivered a strong Q2, beating top- and bottom-line estimates, with Search and YouTube returning to double-digit growth and Google Cloud accelerating. AI-driven features are revitalizing Search, countering competitive threats, while YouTube's engagement and subscription initiatives diversify revenue streams. Google Cloud's robust revenue and margin growth justify the increased capex, with AI investments showing tangible returns across the business.