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The US stock market has certainly had its fair share of struggles this year. Although we are less than three months in, a host of companies have been steadily losing value with no end in sight. Among them is Alphabet (GOOGL), which lost $500 billion from its market cap as traders grappled with whether or not the stock is still a buy. There is no shortage of reasons for Wall Street to be excited about the prospects of the Google parent company. It has been firmly entrenched in the ongoing AI arms race. Moreover, it is diversified enough to drive amid a continued technological revolution. But has its 2025 slide been too much? Or has it created the perfect entry point for investors? Source: CNBC Also Read: Why These 3 Tech Stocks Could Skyrocket—Buy Before They Jump! Alphabet Market Cap Plummets: Is GOOGL Still a Buy in 2025? Just last week, Alphabet unveiled what they referred to as the “world’s best” AI model. Indeed, it is looking to become a staple in the artificial i...

There is a host of companies all chasing artificial intelligence supremacy in 2025. The field is crowded with megacap stocks, putting a myriad of resources into outpacing the competition as technology becomes the focus of Wall Street. Among them is Alphabet (GOOGL), who called their AI a “once in a generation opportunity,” as the stock eyes $220. The Google parent company is one of the largest and most prominent in the world. Moreover, they hold tremendous potential to impact the tech field if they produce high-quality and effective AI. They seem to think they do, and that belief could lead the stock to skyrocket. Source: BBC Also Read: Alphabet: How It’s $75B Investments Make or Break GOOGL Stock Alphabet AI is ‘Once in a Generation’? Why The Stock Could Benefit From the Claims It was always poised to be a massive year for Alphabet stock. The company was viewed as a potential addition to the coveted $3 trillion market cap club, alongside Amazon (AMZN). Moreover,...

The Google search engine was launched in 1998 by founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Google is a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. and is the most used search engine around the world. Nearly 70% of internet consumers use Google to punch in their queries and is a behemoth in the space. No other competitors have come close to toppling its dominance over two and a half-long decades. The first IPO stock of Google (GOOGL) was launched 20 years ago during the same month of August. Also Read: U.S. Dollar Falls To New Lows as Local Currencies Rise The stock splits gave investors an additional 1,998 shares for every 1,000 they owned. Just recently in 2022, the stock splits gave a 20-for-1 ratio for investors making their holding rise further. Google’s IPO starting price was $85 and reached $100 on its debut day in the US stock markets. However, the stocks have experienced multiple splits over the years making it affordable for every generation to trade it. In this article, we will highlight how...