Alphabet Stock: Buy or Sell? (My Final Verdict) | GOOG Stock Deep Dive Part 5
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA30 Jul 2026, 13:45 UTC
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Alphabet has raised its 2026 CapEx guidance to $195B-$205B from $180B-$190B, driven by accelerating capacity delivery to meet growing demand. The company expects its CapEx to significantly increase in 2027. The speaker revised their free cash flow estimates for Alphabet, projecting lower figures for the next few years and potentially negative cash flow in the near term, while anticipating positive cash flow from 2029 onwards. Despite revised lower cash flow projections, the speaker maintains a buy rating on Alphabet, citing a significant discount to its intrinsic value of $374.91, with the stock currently trading at $317.89. This implies the stock is undervalued and presents a buying opportunity.
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