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Chart analysis and fundamental analysis for Alphabet Inc (GOOGL)

Chart analysis (technical analysis) $GOOGL (-0.05%)

Historical price development:

  • 5-year trend: Alphabet Inc. shares (GOOGL) show a clear upward trend over the last five years, with some periods of volatility. The price rose from around USD 54.41 in March 2020 to USD 204.02 in March 2025 before correcting to USD 160.67 (as of March 18, 2025).
  • Important support and resistance levels:
  • Current price: USD 160.67 (as at March 18, 2025)
  • Support (S1): USD 156.72
  • Resistance (R1): USD 165.48
  • 50-day moving average: USD 195.88
  • 200-day moving average: USD 185.99


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Technical indicators:

  • RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI is currently at 45, indicating a neutral market, with potential for further correction or consolidation.
  • Volume: The average trading volume is 30.08 million shares per day, indicating high liquidity.


Chart pattern:

  • Consolidation: Currently, the stock is in a consolidation phase after a strong rise in 2024, which could provide an opportunity for a renewed uptrend once the resistance at USD 165.48 is broken.


Fundamental analysis

Financial health:

  • Valuation Metrics:
  • P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio): 28.38
  • P/B ratio (price-to-book ratio): 6.22
  • KUV (Price-to-Sales Ratio): 5.80
  • Growth metrics:
  • Sales growth: 13.87% (YoY)
  • Net income growth: 35.67% (YoY)
  • EPS growth: 37.67% (YoY)
  • Financial stability:
  • Current ratio: 1.84
  • Debt-to-equity ratio: 0.08
  • ROE (return on equity): 32.48
  • ROIC (Return on Invested Capital): 25.78

Competitive position:

  • AI leadership: Alphabet is a leader in artificial intelligence, particularly with its Gemini platform.
  • Google Cloud: The cloud business recorded revenue growth of 30.1% in Q4 2024, which is a key growth driver.
  • Investments: Alphabet plans capital expenditure of USD 75 billion in 2025, mainly for the expansion of its technical infrastructure.

Business model:

  • Strategic initiatives: Focus on AI innovation, cloud growth and operational efficiency.
  • Risks: Challenges in monetizing new AI products and impact of exchange rate fluctuations.

Future prospects: Merger with Wiz

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Potential impact:

Improved cloud security: the acquisition of Wiz for USD 32bn is expected to strengthen Google Cloud's cybersecurity capabilities, making it more competitive against Amazon and Microsoft.

Market positioning: The merger could give Alphabet a stronger position in the cloud market and accelerate consolidation in the cloud security space.

Investor confidence: The transaction could boost investor confidence as it underlines Alphabet's long-term growth strategy.

Risks:

  • Integration risks: Successful integration of Wiz into the existing product portfolio is critical but carries risks.
  • Regulatory hurdles: The transaction could face regulatory hurdles, particularly in relation to competition concerns.


Conclusion

Chart analysis: Alphabet's shares are showing a long-term upward trend, but are currently in a consolidation phase. A break through the resistance at USD 165.48 could initiate a new upward trend.

Fundamental analysis: Alphabet has strong financial health, a leading position in AI and cloud and a solid business model. The planned acquisition of Wiz could further strengthen future competitiveness, but also harbors risks.

Future prospects: The merger with Wiz could significantly improve Alphabet's cloud security capabilities and strengthen its market position. In the long term, Alphabet continues to offer attractive growth opportunities, particularly in the area of AI and cloud services.

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Danke 😊👍
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@Simpson Had a good idea today. So that 😊
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The risk is that the deal will not go through. I think the break-up fee is 3 billion and therefore huge
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@topicswithhead yes, but the first deal was interrupted by the antitrust authorities as far as I can remember. It's not the fault of either of them. Although 😃
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@Blizzard termination fees are incurred for just such things and the first proposal was rejected by wiz due to valuation and antitrust concerns
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@topicswithhead a only concern from the cartel was somehow that they would not agree to the deal. Okay, that's something else again, of course
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@topicswithhead This fee would be payable if the acquisition fails for certain reasons. Although the specific terms have not been publicly disclosed, it is common for such fees to apply if certain reasons arise - not in every case...

In addition, insurance can also be taken out and a risk passed on. Similarly, it may/may have been agreed that potential bids from other competitors for Wiz will cover/cover the fee or, in this case, be waived by Google.

Getting hung up on this makes little sense imo.
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@GeldGenie I never said that it always occurs, but it does occur on cartel occasions. And what do you mean by getting hung up on it? It's a huge deal, the question is rather why it should go through. Under any other government it would probably have failed
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@topicswithhead It is not known whether it is incurred in the event of state prohibition due to antitrust law... No details of the trigger have been published...
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@GeldGenie they are almost always the same, so you can overdo it. If it's not in there, the lawyers are idiots.
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@topicswithhead Individual agreement, insurance and unknown triggers.
I'm not very worried. Apart from that, 3.2 billion would also be "easily" bearable. :-D

Thanks for the exchange. It was heated haha :-D
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@GeldGenie but to pretend that 3.2 billion is so pleasant to give away would be crazy. I honestly hope it doesn't go through and Sundar would be fired.
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@topicswithhead 3% of cash holdings.

If you light 3% of your assets on fire - does it change your lifestyle, ambitions or something else? The tip itches for a moment, a murmur goes through the room and a few things are forgotten later :-D
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Thank you 🙏🏼 In a nutshell - mega!😊
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@MedusaFi great that it helped you. Thank you 😊
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Dankeschön 🥳
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@Shem_sen Hope I could help a little 😁 Thank you 😊
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I'm an ass and a quirulant.....I know....
Nevertheless.....have put a lot of work into it
But what is this work worth with a Trump?
Is already outdated before actually published because it in no way takes into account the crazy head of the USA
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@AndreasGa Why is everything going according to plan? I think you've lost sight of everything, especially the USA, can that be? 🫠

No offense meant. But simply throwing mute statements into the room without justification is not my thing. Take a look at the whole picture. PS The stock market is traded in the future, not in the past - don't forget that 😉
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@Blizzard Nope, nothing against you, hope you didn't take it that way......I'm more of a gut feeling.... let's see...... ;-)
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@AndreasGa I understand, but I don't know how far Bauhgefühl will take you?
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People always google, with or without Trump
@investment_pro_yxfbw Nope, people ask GPTs instead of googling, for at least a year already
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@sych but cloud mesig can help google a lot
@sych or they ask Gemini, like i do 😉
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Or Alexa 🤣
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