$Alphabet(GOOG)$ investor sentiment is shifting positively after years of doubt. U.S. District Court ruling that Alphabet won’t be forced to sell its Chrome browser removes a major antitrust overhang. This is critical, as Chrome remains central to Google’s digital advertising dominance, which still accounts for 74% of revenue in the first half of 2025. At the same time, Google Cloud’s growth provides diversification, reducing long-term reliance on ads while supporting sustainable revenue expansion.
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- JackQuant·09-22I’m bullish on the development of Google.LikeReport
- EltonRichard·09-22Exciting journeyLikeReport