- UBS downgraded NASDAQ:GOOG despite calling it an upgrade, with a current stock price of $192.11.
- Alphabet’s DeepMind showcases the potential of AI by outperforming high school students in the International Mathematical Olympiad.
- Google Cloud’s performance is a key focus for Alphabet’s financial health and growth strategy as it approaches earnings season.
On July 22, 2025, UBS changed the grade of Alphabet Inc.’s stock, listed as NASDAQ:GOOG, to Negative, despite calling it an upgrade. At that time, the stock price was $192.11. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is a major player in the tech industry, competing with giants like Amazon and Microsoft.
Alphabet’s subsidiary, DeepMind, has made significant strides in artificial intelligence. It recently outperformed many high school students in the International Mathematical Olympiad, solving most of the top-level math questions. This achievement underscores the potential of AI to address complex problems, as highlighted by Jenny Horne.
As Alphabet approaches its earnings season, Gil Luria from DA Davidson is closely watching the performance of Google Cloud. This segment is crucial for Alphabet’s financial health and growth strategy. The focus on Google Cloud indicates its importance in the company’s overall business model.
Doug Clinton from Intelligent Alpha has expressed optimism about Google and Tesla, suggesting they are worth owning as they near their earnings reports. In a discussion on ‘Closing Bell’, Clinton explored the upcoming big tech earnings and how investors might interpret recent data from Google.
Currently, GOOG is trading at $192.11, with a slight increase of $0.96 or 0.50%. The stock has seen fluctuations today, ranging from $188.50 to $192.53. Over the past year, it has reached a high of $208.70 and a low of $142.66. Alphabet’s market capitalization is approximately $2.32 trillion, with a trading volume of 24.86 million shares.
