🧠 After Alphabet Hits $4T — Can Earnings Defend the AI Re-Rating? Alphabet has officially crossed the $4 trillion market cap, cementing its place as the world’s #2 most valuable company after Nvidia. This move wasn’t driven by ads alone — it was powered by a renewed belief that Alphabet is no longer “late” to AI, but quietly building one of the deepest AI stacks in the market 🤖🔥 With earnings on Feb 4, expectations are elevated — and so is execution risk. ⸻ 📊 What Wall Street Is Pricing In Consensus expectations • EPS: $2.64 (+23% YoY) • Revenue: $111.3B (+16% YoY) • Key focus: Google Cloud growth + AI monetization signals At $4T, Alphabet is no longer trading on potential. It’s trading on proof. ⸻ 1️⃣ Google Cloud: Is AI Finally Creating an Inflection? ☁️🤖 Google Cloud is the clearest mon

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ FTW as it is a better AI company.

With AI momentum, Google cloud growth looks promising.

🌟🌟🌟 Alphabet $Alphabet(GOOG)$ vs Amazon $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Who will win? The competition between the 2 "A"s in Mag 7 is one focused on margins & monetisation. Alphabet has a tactical advantage as an "AI first" company.  It has a 32% net profit margins and a large cash reserve, allowing it to innovate. Amazon is the leader in infrastructure but its more than USD 400 billion capex for AWS & logistics is affecting its free cash flow, which dropped 69% recently. Alphabet can turn Gemini AI into advertising revenue.  Amazon must show that its spending won't reduce profits. The Verdict Alphabet has superior margins while Amazon is building a large logistics & cloud empire that is expen

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, after the market close. Heading into the report, the stock has been a standout performer, rallying nearly 70% over the past year and recently hitting record highs near $340. Here is a breakdown of what to expect, the key metrics to watch, and how Alphabet stacks up against AMD in the AI race. Consensus Expectations (Q4 2025) Wall Street has high expectations for Alphabet, driven by the rollout of Gemini 3 and strong Cloud adoption. *Note: Range reflects differences in "Net Revenue" vs. "Total Revenue" reporting across analyst models. Alphabet’s fiscal Q3 2025 earnings, reported in late October 2025, marked a historic turning point for the company.

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$Alphabet(GOOG)$ just because I thought I'd read some unfavourable news about $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ with layoffs (which can be a good thing for profits I know), and a couple other sidenotes. Tipping Google for the longer term home run with it's new partnership/s etc. and already earned reputation.

alphabet investment in space and Gemini AI will pay off.

I go for Alphabet … based on chart. 😂 @MHh @melson @Universe宇宙 @rL

I feel Amazon have better result due to it strong company background

Amazon for me as it always performs better than I expected.

alphabet should be the win against Amazon, alphabet Ai is better than most others Ai in the market. Therefore, most likely alphabet will win back it's market share and that will turn into revenue and profits

Amazon is cutting manpower.... Alphabet is a company that everyone needs, from clouds to internet to using browsers

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🌟🌟🌟Alphabet $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  $Alphabet(GOOG)$  is sitting at a breathtaking USD 4 Trillion in market cap, brushing against its all time highs.  Yet for me this moment isn't just about the company.  It is about the journey.  I have watched this stock fall under USD 100 in late 2022 when the market panicked but I held on.  When sentiment cracked and headlines screamed, I held on.  Today I am up 191% and that patience feels less like luck and more like conviction finally being recognised. But now comes the real test: February 4 2026 earnings. Wall Street expects an EPS of USD 2.64, an increase of 23% YoY

AI Momentum and Google Cloud Growth AI as a reacceleration vector • The prevailing view on Street expectations is that AI, particularly Gemini, has materially lifted investor sentiment and may begin to show through to tangible revenue growth beyond advertising alone. Recent commentary highlights that Gemini integration is expected to aid growth in search advertising by improving user engagement and monetisation.  • Cloud remains the fastest-growing reporting segment for Alphabet, with triple-digit backlog growth noted in prior quarters and forecasted continued acceleration.  • Analysts are specifically watching whether AI enhancements can drive meaningfully faster growth in Google Cloud, not just in headline top-line figures but also in margin expansion and a path to sustained pr

In 1997, 20% of U.S. households had access to the internet. A dozen years later, owners of iconic newspapers like the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, and many more had filed for bankruptcy. Disruption came quickly for newspapers once publishing online became trivial. Contrast that to streaming, which has taken much longer to disrupt traditional TV and film media. $Netflix(NFLX)$ launched streaming in 2007, and 19 years later, one of the companies that should have been disrupted the most, $Warner Bros. Discovery(WBD)$ , is being acquired by Netflix itself for $83 billion. Disruption happens at different speeds in different industries, and there are good reasons why. Different indu

The Setup Alphabet has crossed the $4 trillion mark, riding a renewed AI narrative and sitting just shy of all time highs ahead of Feb 4 earnings. Expectations are ambitious but not reckless: $2.64 EPS (+23% YoY) and $111.3B revenue (+16%). The real question is not whether Alphabet beats. It is where the growth is coming from next. Why This Earnings Is Different This quarter is less about Search stability and more about AI translation into dollars. Investors want proof that Gemini is not just a defensive tool, but an offensive one. If AI features improve engagement, protect margins, and slow competitive leakage, Search does  not need to grow fast. It just needs to not erode. That buys Alphabet time. The Cloud Question Google Cloud remains the swing factor. Wall Street wants to see cle