Alphabet is on the ropes. Barron's sees an opening for long-term investors
Alphabet is on the ropes. Barron's sees an opening for long-term investors
Alphabet is on the ropes. Barron's sees an opening for long-term investors
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- Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks.
- Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years.
- Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
- Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks.
- Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years.
- Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
- Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks.
- Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years.
- Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks. Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years. Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks. Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years. Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
Barron's argues that Google parent Alphabet's sharp fall has created an opening for long-term investors, even as short-term sentiment has turned against big technology stocks. Alphabet reported negative free cash flow again, alongside heavy artificial intelligence spending and slower growth in its search business, and its shares recently fell from about $325 to $280, leaving them down 10.5% this year despite more than doubling over the past three years. Barron's notes the wider S&P 500 remains about 3.1% below its record high and still up 10.6% this year, and says episodes of short-term volatility can be an opportunity for investors able to hold blue-chip stocks for at least three to five years.
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