VClarence
05-02

I’m still buzzing from seeing Alphabet’s stock price jump 10% in a single day! It’s wild to think that Google is now sitting at a $4.6 trillion market cap after their cloud revenue and AI search features absolutely crushed expectations. As a new investor, it’s hard not to wonder if they can actually push past that $5 trillion milestone before the year ends. They only need about another 10% gain to get there, and with Waymo finally scaling and $127 billion in cash sitting on their balance sheet, it feels like they have plenty of fuel left in the tank. I’m definitely keeping a close eye on that $401 price target, though I'm curious if the current antitrust headlines will slow them down.


​What do you think—is it too late to jump in, or is $5 trillion just the beginning?

Alphabet Surges 10%! Can GOOG Hit $5 Trillion Market Cap This Year?
Alphabet (GOOG) surged 9.97% today as Q1 Google Cloud revenue growth accelerated beyond analyst expectations, with search advertising delivering broad-based strength and Gemini AI monetization emerging as the standout highlight. Analysts note that Google and Amazon's cloud growth figures paint a clear near-term demand trajectory for chip suppliers including Nvidia. The rally marks the sharpest intra-Mag 7 divergence against Meta's two-day selloff — can Google Cloud sustain its share gains against Azure and AWS, and do you see GOOG breaking $400?
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