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Alphabet's strong Q2 results and AI momentum create opportunities among heavy GOOGL exposure ETFs like MAGS, IXP, FCOM and VOX.
Alphabet Inc. delivered strong Q2 results, beating analyst estimates on both revenue and earnings per share. Revenue growth was broad-based, with Google Search showing robust 12% growth, easing concerns about AI-driven disruption. The company has a consistent track record of outperforming expectations, highlighting its operational strength and resilience.
Gil Luria, D.A. Davidson analyst, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss why he's maintaining his neutral rating on Alphabet despite the company's strong quarter, why he's in favor of a company break up, and much more.
Google's 2Q25 confirmed that it has a runway to growth supported by integrating AI into its scaled search engine and products. The stock is trading below its fair value of $228.67, currently at $198.43 if we count pre-trading gains. It's also cheapest among its peers, comfortably so. Investors should know that no one spends $10B more in CapEx on a slow growing business; the higher CapEx confirms that Google is on the right track.
Analysts note new tax provisions could be giving the large technology companies more flexibility to invest in chips and other AI infrastructure.
Scott Aceycheck of Rex Financial discusses Alphabet's positive Q2 results and continued growth in cloud, and the issues that are still dogging Tesla.
The first round of Mag 7 earnings showed highs and lows after hours on Wednesday. Alphabet (GOOGL) rallied after posting an earnings beat and continuing momentum toward A.I.
US stocks were mixed on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite pushing to new intraday records on the back of strong results from Alphabet, while the Dow lagged amid weakness in IBM and Tesla. The S&P 500 inched up 0.1%, and the Nasdaq gained 0.3%, each notching fresh all-time highs.
BD8 Capital Partners CEO & CIO Barbara Doran discusses the pace of U.S. trade talks, and whether Alphabet's strong results could set a positive trend for the rest of the AI hyperscalers.
Alphabet's earnings beat lifts tech stocks, boosting the Nasdaq 100, while IBM drags down the Dow. US indices diverge as investors weigh mixed results.