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Kenan Grace03 Sept 2025, 04:19 UTC
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This analysis covers Alphabet stock (GOOGL). The video mentions that Alphabet stock hit an all-time high after a judge issued a ruling in an antitrust case. The judge ruled that Google must share its search data with competitors, specifically mentioning OpenAI and X (formerly Twitter). Despite this ruling, Google's stock has increased 8% in after-hours trading, going from approximately 200 to 228.50. According to the video, Wall Street's previous target price for the stock was 217.72, but is expected to increase beyond this. Based on fundamentals, the analyst says that the stock could reach $250, giving the analyst reason for remaining bullish on this stock.
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