On October 16, 2025, Nat Schindler from Scotiabank set a price target of $310 for Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG). At the time, GOOG was priced at $255.54, suggesting a potential increase of about 21.31%. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is a major player in the tech industry, competing with giants like Amazon and Microsoft.
Scotiabank’s decision to raise its price target for Alphabet by $70 reflects a positive outlook on the company’s future. This adjustment indicates confidence in Alphabet’s strategic direction and growth potential. As highlighted by The Fly, the full article provides more insights into this decision.
Currently, GOOG is trading at $255.74 on the NASDAQ, marking a 1.60% increase or $4.03. The stock has seen a daily range between $252.30 and $257.58, with the latter being its highest price over the past year. The lowest price for the year was $142.66.
Alphabet’s market capitalization stands at approximately $3.09 trillion, showcasing its significant presence in the market. The trading volume for GOOG is 7,126,721 shares, indicating active investor interest. This substantial market cap and trading volume highlight the company’s strong position in the tech sector.
