After Thursday (21 Nov) session began with some uncertainty as investors digested earnings reports from AI favorite Nvidia (NVDA) and other technology companies, while bitcoin continued its march toward $100,000. Stocks managed to finish higher. Initially, NVDA shares dipped due to profit-taking and a slight slowdown in revenue growth. However, the report was strong overall, with NVIDIA noting "staggering" demand for its Blackwell chip. Despite early weakness in NVDA, there was a positive bias throughout the session. The S&P 500 gained 0.53% to extend its winning streak to four consecutive days, while the DJIA added 1.06% and the Nasdaq Composite finished fractionally higher (0.03%). Russell 2000 climbed by 1.7%, all closing near their session highs. Volume rose on the New York Stock E

🌟🌟🌟Google $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  $Alphabet(GOOG)$  share price has dropped 4.7% on Thursday trading and is now down 3.5% for the past 5 days.  This was due to news that the US Department of Justice (DOJ) urged a federal judge to push Google to sell its Chrome browser and force its Android smartphone software to stop favouring the Google search engine. Should I be worried and sell my Google stock? While the measures proposed by the DOJ sound punitive, nothing is certain at this point since the case may take years to be finalised and Google will have the opportunity to appeal and present its view. Google shares have pulled back for 3

There are values in any market.At times like this, they’re just hard to find.We’re in the “hard zone” today as the stock market bounces near all-time highs, and FOMO (fear of missing out) has hit everything from AI stocks to meme coins.I’m seeing fewer opportunities today than I have in years, even in companies I like long-term. The business matters, but as a buyer, so does the price I pay.But some values do exist.There’s one simple way to know if a stock is a great value for long-term investors. Is management aggressively buying back shares or not? If they are, it’s time to pay attention, and I’ll give two great examples of using buybacks as a weapon against an undervalued stock.The Dangers of High ValuationsLet’s start on the bubbly side.Stocks that get the most attention in the media ar

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$, the parent company of Google, has found itself back in the crosshairs of regulators, with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) escalating its antitrust battle against the tech giant. This week, the DOJ requested a court mandate to break up key components of Alphabet’s business, including the divestiture of its Chrome browser and the separation of its Android operating system. Additionally, there’s a push to restrict Alphabet's ability to train its AI models, citing concerns over data monopoly and competitive imbalance. The news sent Alphabet’s stock tumbling 5% in a single session, reigniting debates about the sustainability of its business model amidst growing legal and regulatory headwinds. The key question on every investor’

Google's stock (Alphabet Inc., trading as GOOG) closed at $169.24 yesterday, marking a significant 4.56% decline from the previous day. This drop coincides with escalating concerns over antitrust lawsuits that continue to loom over the company. The uncertainty generated by these legal challenges may explain the recent pullback in its stock price. Here are several key points to consider when evaluating whether Google is a "buy": 1. Ongoing Antitrust Lawsuits Google remains under scrutiny as antitrust litigation intensifies. These lawsuits create a significant overhang for investors, introducing regulatory uncertainty and potential financial liabilities. The outcomes could force Google to alter its business model or pay hefty fines, which might impact future profitability. 2. Financial Stren

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Despite all the antitrust issues, I still believe in Google's strong future. Here's why: 1. Innovation Drives Consumer Choice and Success Google's ability to innovate has transformed the way we live. From Google Search to Gmail, YouTube, and Android, its ecosystem has become indispensable to billions of users worldwide. Consumers consistently choose Google not because they have to, but because it delivers exceptional value, convenience, and reliability. Penalizing a company that has earned trust through innovation risks stifling future technological advancements. 2. Legal Precedent Suggests Divestiture Is Unlikely Historically, U.S. courts have shown reluctance to mandate forced divestitures i

Alphabet's Stock Heads For Worst Day In 10 Months As Feds Push For Chrome Sale -- MarketWatch Dow Jones $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  $Alphabet(GOOGL)$   6 minutes ago Shares of Alphabet Inc. $(GOOGL)$ dropped 5.4% in morning trading, enough to pace the S&P 500 index's decliners, after the U.S. Department of Justice filed a document proposing a breakup of technology giant's Google search business. The stock's selloff was on track to be the biggest since the 7.5% selloff on Jan. 31. In documents filed late Wednesday, the DOJ urged a federal judge to push Google to sell its Chrome browser and force its Android smartphone software to stop fav

Alphabet Shares Slump 5% After DOJ Argues Google Must Sell Chrome $Alphabet(GOOG)$   shares tumbled more than 5% after the US Justice Department and a group of states said in a filing that Google must sell its Chrome browser and take other major steps to end its monopoly on internet searches. Google denounced the proposed measures as "extreme." Among the proposed measures for ending what a judge has already ruled was Google's illegal monopoly on general search services and search text advertising were selling its Android operating system and being barred for five years from owning or acquiring any investment or interest in any search or search text ad rival, distributor, or query-based AI product or ads tec

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$  The recent proposal by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to force Google to divest its Chrome browser could have significant implications for the company and its stock. This measure is part of the DOJ’s broader push to address Google’s dominant position in the search and browser markets, where Chrome plays a crucial role by serving as a gateway to Google Search. This dominance has allowed Google to maintain its control over online advertising and data collection. If the court orders Google to sell Chrome, it could disrupt Google’s ecosystem. Chrome currently integrates seamlessly with Google’s search engine and advertising platforms, which are major revenue drivers. Losing Chrome could not onl

time to buy cos who can buy chrome

Hi everyone how is it going

Hold and 🧐🧐🧐...

Yes buy. My experience, big co when faces with issue, share price will drop but at the end will always bounce back

Wall streets hates the slightest uncertainty. It is not new Google has encountered lawsuits and market has definitely overracted. Come to think of it, Google is damn good in what they do and they got penalised for being good? With their earning potential, i am definitely staying and holding on. Call me stubborn, that's ok. When the air clears up, they will come back strong. 

Buy long for good company 

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ This DOJ suit may arguably be the best example of government failure and overreach in an economy. Hopefully this all blows over, otherwise the US govt will have successfully destroyed one of America’s greatest innovations ever.