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2022-02-04

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ vs $Alphabet(GOOG)$there is a Class A and Class B, both are going to stock split in July 2022. Which is better for retail investors ? And what is the difference?

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  • Big Little
    ·2022-02-07
    Do you actually vote at the AGM? If not, as long as both move in tandem - the cheapest would be the best as the ROI is higher
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    • Tradehub: 
      Noted 👍🏻
      2022-02-07
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  • Miaoj
    ·2022-02-05
    wonders what is the new one gonna be like
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    • Tradehub: 
      With a 20-to-1 stock split in July 2022, likely will be at around $170 per share
      2022-02-05
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  • LuckyPiggie
    ·2022-02-06
    should I buy before split or after ? which is better choice . any advice?
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    • Tradehub: 
      With stock split July 2022, will be at around $170 per share i forsee alot of ppl will buy n price will start to raise. But sametime ppl bought earlier sell to take profit.
      2022-02-06
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    • TradehubReplying toTradehub: 
      Not investment advise. It is just my experience n analysis. Invest with care.
      2022-02-06
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    • TradehubReplying toTradehub: 
      But usually after split the price will raise 20-30%
      2022-02-06
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  • Et1502
    ·2022-02-05
    GOOG & GOOGL are stock tickers for Alphabet, the parent company. The main difference is GOOG shares have no voting rights while GOOGL shares do. Only the major shareholders have the voting rights.
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  • hd87
    ·2022-02-04
    If you don't mind having no voting rights, you might opt for GOOG on which it is usually slightly cheaper:)
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  • Eddywin
    ·2022-02-05
    Just buy whichever is cheaper when you are going to buy. “Voting” is just a “right” whether it makes a difference is another story
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  • AdrianTan
    ·2022-02-04
    Class A GOOGL has voting rights, Class C GOOG does not. Class B is not available on public markets :)
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  • 小莲藕
    ·2022-02-06
    if voting right matters to you, then opt for googl class a.
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  • CKHon
    ·2022-02-04
    Goog has no Voting rights and slightly cheaper
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  • Jo Tan
    ·2022-02-16
    It just means the split stocks are cheaper for investors to buy. Fundamentals still apply.
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  • Kukusama
    ·2022-02-09
    Class A allow you to have voting rights. Else there's not other difference.
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  • DexterLim
    ·2022-02-06
    Just get those with voting right
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  • AlexTan75
    ·2022-02-05
    all good for everyone
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  • xiaochoochoo
    ·2022-02-11
    加油吧!
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  • BYLI
    ·2022-02-11
    Nice article 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  • Henryee18
    ·2022-02-05
    Waiting for split in July!
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  • Kyesu
    ·2022-02-04
    Read and thanks
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  • ShellyLam
    ·2022-02-12
    👍
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  • AphrodisiacS
    ·2022-02-12
    💥🚀🌕
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  • Kavan233
    ·2022-02-10
    Lol
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