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Is Google Stock Warning of Large Cap Selloff?
Google is one of many large cap tech stocks that may be warning of a prolonged selloff.
So far, things seem orderly. That means that...
Alphabet Sets Positive Tone Ahead of Tech Earnings
With 12% of S&P 500 companies reporting for the Q1 reporting season, EPS growth currently stands at 10.1%
Eight companies reporting this week have advanced...
Weekly Corporate Earnings Update: Tech Titans Set To Report!
The following research was contributed to by Christine Short, VP of Research at Wall Street Horizon.
Executive Summary
Traders gear up for results from Apple, Google,...
Google Q4 Earnings and Revenue Strong as Cloud, AI Businesses Deliver
Google (Alphabet) announced their 4Q 2021 earnings on Tuesday, February 1. And they were even stronger than expected. Investors sent the stock ticker (GOOGL)...
Which FAANG Stock Performs Best Through Year-End 2021?
I'm often asked about the FAANG stocks, or what I call the FANMAG names: Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL)...
Stocks to Watch as the “Stay-At-Home” Trend Continues
Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) recently joined the list of growing companies to postpone their back-to-work plans as the Covid-19 delta variant continues to spread.
Along with Google,...
Alphabet (GOOGL) Earnings Insights, Analysis, and Takeaways
Alphabet (aka Google) reported corporate earnings after the market close on Tuesday. The report was solid, sending shares of $GOOGL higher.
Google is seeing various...
Do Large Cap Tech Stocks Have Limited Upside?
With positive earnings out for several big tech companies, should investors’ appetite grow for stocks like Google (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), and Amazon (AMZN)... or...
FANMAG Stocks Poised to Breakout
As sectors like Energy, Financials and Materials have been the leadership into the new year, what should we make of the stagnating trends in...
YouTube Dominates Mobile Streaming Video Usage Data
"The iPhone was not just a communication tool, but a way of life." - Steve Jobs
Early mobile devices were limited in their use cases...











