$17K Gains: How Tigers Caught Google’s AI Boom

MillionaireTiger
11-25

After months of doubt, Google just made a big move in the AI race . With the launch of Gemini 3.0 and Nano Banana Pro, Alphabet is proving it’s not just catching up in AI, it’s taking the lead. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$

🏆 Check out these insane gains from Tigers:

So what’s the story behind this rally?

On November 18, Google released Gemini 3.0, now widely seen as the most powerful reasoning model available — outperforming OpenAI’s GPT-5.1, Anthropic’s Claude 4.5, and xAI’s Grok 4.1 across key benchmarks. It’s already powering Google Search, Vertex AI, and the Gemini app, meaning hundreds of millions of users are engaging with it every day. Unlike earlier iterations, Gemini 3.0 isn’t just a chatbot — it powers advanced search, multimodal reasoning, and agent-style workflows.

Just two days later, Google unveiled Nano Banana Pro, an AI image generator that combines up to 14 reference images, supports multilingual text, and produces 4K-level visuals. It’s already being integrated into Google Ads and Workspace, giving marketers, creators, and enterprises a massive boost in productivity and content quality.

Behind the scenes, AI is driving real growth:

  • Google Cloud AI revenue is up 200% YoY

  • Over 70% of cloud clients use AI tools

  • AI is boosting ad performance and search engagement

  • The company’s cloud backlog is now $155B

Even Warren Buffett took notice. Berkshire Hathaway recently revealed a $4.3B position in Alphabet, making it one of their top 10 holdings. For a firm that typically avoids high-multiple tech stocks, this was a strong signal. With Google’s PEG ratio at just 1.85 — cheaper than Microsoft’s 2.36 and close to Amazon’s 1.81 — the value finally looked right.

Alphabet is up 46% this year, even topping Nvidia. With $90B+ in 2025 CapEx planned, Google’s AI bet is just getting started.

👉So here’s the question for you:

🧭 Share positions:

Is Google Done Rallying? Bet on AI Flywheel or Sell Into the Hype?
Google lost 1% as Nvidia rebounded on Wednesday. With 68% gain YTD, is Alphabet's rally done this year? Would you take some profit or keep holding for its AI flywheel?
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