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Alphabet ($GOOGLB L) is down hard, and my timeline is full of people calling it broken. I don’t see it that way. If you plan to hold for years, this looks more like an opening than a warning.
Start with the monthly chart. Alphabet ran from about $141 to a high near $407, one of the strongest moves in Big Tech. A pullback after a run like that is normal. Price has now come back to roughly $279, almost exactly the 50% retracement of the whole move at $274. That’s the line between “premium” and “discount” territory, and it’s the area where long-term buyers have historically started paying attention.
If selling continues, the next level to watch is the 61.8% retracement near $243. There’s also a bullish fair value gap sitting in that zone, an area where price moved up so fast it left little trading behind. Price often returns to fill gaps like that before continuing higher. I’m not saying it will go there. I’m saying that’s where I’d expect buyers to show up if it does.
Some traders think big institutions push price down on purpose to build positions at better prices before the next leg up. I can’t prove that, and nobody outside those desks can. What I can say is that sharp drops on bad headlines are when large buyers tend to get the best entries, and when retail tends to sell.
The headlines aren’t pretty. Earnings missed on profit, Search growth slowed, and free cash flow went negative because of heavy AI spending. But Cloud revenue more than doubled, and the spending is building capacity the company expects to use for years. A business that still grew revenue 25% is not a broken business.
I’d rather buy something good while people are scared than chase it after the recovery. If you’re investing for five or ten years, the daily noise matters a lot less than the price you pay. Scaling in across the 50% to 61.8% zone beats betting everything at one level.
None of this is a guarantee. Fibonacci levels are guides, not floors, and price can slice through them. The AI spending bet could take longer to pay off than investors will tolerate. Size your position so a further drop doesn’t force you to sell.
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Alphabet ($GOOGL) just had one of its ugliest days ever. More than $500 billion in market cap gone, and the big indexes went down with it.
The earnings were the trigger. Revenue grew 25% to $127.6 billion, which is strong, but EPS missed consensus by a lot. A miss like that on the bottom line usually means institutions sell now and read the call later.
Search is what people are actually nervous about. Growth in core Search came in slower than expected, and the fear is that AI answers are cannibalizing ad revenue. Search also dropped below 50% of total revenue for the first time. Cloud growing fast explains some of that, but the market read it as lost ground anyway.
Then there’s the spending. Capex was $51.4 billion in Q3 alone, mostly AI infrastructure and Google’s own TPUs, and free cash flow went to -$9.1 billion. Investors will put up with a lot of AI spending, just not forever without margins to show for it.
There is a bright spot. Cloud revenue more than doubled to $30.7 billion, so businesses clearly want AI. Some analysts think being less dependent on search ads is healthy anyway. Others aren’t convinced.
Follow for my next post, as I will give an analysis on what to possibly do next. There is always an opportunity in every situation.
Stay Safe fam.
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