Alphabet NASDAQ: GOOGL is not only outperforming the broader market in 2025, but it has also overtaken many of its Magnificent Seven peers and, more importantly, its closest AI competitors.
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Alphabet's stock is technically very overbought. While that's not necessarily a reason to sell, new buyers may want to hold off for a little while.
Certain AI plays bucked the tech sector's selloff as the market got more discerning.
If there's widespread adoption of Google's TPU ecosystem, there are plenty of stocks that may flourish as a consequence.
Alphabet is rated a Buy, driven by its dominant AI distribution, high-margin ad business, and rapidly growing Google Cloud segment. GOOGL's Cloud business is evolving into a second profit engine, with durable, high-margin growth fueled by sticky AI workloads and a robust product stack. AI integration across Search, YouTube, and Workspace deepens GOOGL's competitive moat, boosts engagement, and expands monetization opportunities in both ads and subscriptions.
Stock futures were halted by CME Group early Friday due to a data-center cooling issue but there were plenty of hot stocks making moves in premarket trading.