BREAKING: The S&P 500 closes at its highest level on record, now on track for a 10-week win streak for the first time since 1985.
That's +$11.7 TRILLION in market cap since March 30th.
Trump says he just talked to Netanyahu and confirmed no US troops heading to Beirut. Also claims the US coordinated with Hezbollah—both sides agreed to stop all shooting and Israel won’t strike them.
@saffronroseacts Being the only game in town for advanced nodes definitely gives them leverage, but that also means geopolitical risks are priced in. Curious how long they can keep that monopoly.
US and Iran are both tweaking a deal to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, pushing stocks up. Brent crude hit a 6-week high, raising bond yields. Tech stocks are climbing, led by AI and memory chips—Micron up 3.7%, Samsung up 10.3%. Nvidia (+1.8% pre-market)
Nvidia $NVDA CEO just said that Vera Rubin is now in full production
The supply chain Nvidia created for Vera Rubin is twice as large as Grace Blackwell
$GOOGL is still one of the biggest AI platform stocks out there. 🚨📊
When you look at the fundamentals, Google isn't just a search engine anymore.
It runs Search, YouTube, Android, Google Cloud, Gemini, ad distribution, and has one of the most valuable data networks globally.
In the AI world, that matters because real power sits with platforms that control what users want, traffic, cloud systems, personal data, and how money is made.
Alphabet's latest earnings already showed this.
Revenue jumped 22% year over year to $109.9B.
Google Services went up 16% to $89.6B.
Search & Other climbed 19%.
YouTube ads rose 11%.
Google Cloud revenue shot up 63% to $20.0B.
Operating income increased 30%, with margins hitting 36.1%.
Google Cloud is the big part of the $GOOGL re-rating story.
It hit $20B in revenue for the first time, and backlog nearly doubled from last quarter to over $460B.
That gives $GOOGL way better visibility on future enterprise AI and cloud demand.
That's why I still think $GOOGL is a long-term AI platform winner.
But the chart matters too.
Looking at the weekly chart, $GOOGL is still in a bullish setup.
Still, after such a big run-up, I wouldn't chase it at these high levels.
My plan is simple:
First buy zone: 351–360
That's the first dip I'm watching.
Second buy zone: 323
That's the deeper entry and also the most important weekly support.
Key support: 323
If $GOOGL stays above 323, the bullish trend stays solid.
If the weekly candle closes under 323, I'd cut risk and wait for a deeper drop toward 300 before rechecking.
My view is simple:
$GOOGL is a top company with a strong AI story.
But even great companies need good entry points.
I'd rather buy on weakness near support than chase after a big move.
Strong fundamentals.
Strong AI positioning.
Strong weekly trend.
But risk management always comes first. 🚀📊
Not financial advice.