LIVE GOOGLE EARNINGS REPORT 2026
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Ricky with Tech Solutions is live streaming Google's earnings report after the bell. Market closes in the next minute and a half to watch the reaction together. Video got 700-800 likes but uploaded late. LPP traders requested the live stream, especially with markets freaking out. Can be exciting or discouraging based on reaction. Trades live with LPP team every morning; second link in description has discount.
Expected earnings: $2.64 EPS, $111 billion revenue. Alphabet (Google's parent) is one of the Magnificent Seven, second most valuable publicly traded company at $4 trillion market cap. Prints money: $385 billion revenue, $124 billion net income. Not trendy like Palantir but a money printing machine.
Pauses ads to avoid interruptions. Google sometimes late reporting (5-20 minutes). Market had nice upswing into close; LPP team watched for bottom, shorted retracement. Emphasizes not encouraging beginners to short due to higher risk. Reminder to take profits when lacking progress or potential recovery; when in doubt, cash out. Market reacting positively but turns red.
Earnings season has high fear and volatility, not for beginners. Google down 2.5%, then 3.2%, 4.6%, causing NASDAQ drop. Amazon, Tesla dropping; AMD pushing up. Google is long-term play, holds position, bought at lows around $150 during DeepSeek fear. Not blindly buying dip due to uncertainty; average purchase price is good for self, daughter, Rachel's account.
Compares to Bitcoin investors encouraging buys at $120k when their average is sub-$20k; don't be exit liquidity. Google is safe, established business (not fugazi like MSTR or Bitcoin), Mag 7, prints money with $124 billion net profit. Buy if aligns with risk tolerance and seen as dip opportunity, but not just because others are buying.
MSTR down 70-75% in past 90 days; called it Ponzi at $500/share. Google showing support signs. AMD volatile.
Asks who bought Google dip in low 300s; risky, hopefully day traders who manage risk. Reminder to take profits.
Holds $20k call questioned; options are calculated gambling, prefers shares for manageable losses. Not safe for beginners, doesn't build healthy habits. Covered calls on long holds safer. Trading options because can't afford shares not valid excuse; better to grow account calculated with less risk. Sees both sides.
Trading in range (340 resistance, 308 lows); take profits, don't be greedy even for another 4-5%. 8% move impressive for dip buyers; now decide to take profits or risk more.
Mag 7 companies beating earnings but still dumping. Google beat: 6.8% EPS surprise ($2.82 vs. expected $2.40), 2.4% revenue surprise. Well-run blue chip; not a short-term deal at current levels (bought at $150). Short-term upside to 360 possible but not worth risk personally; okay missing gains.
Fear headlines despite more US investment, falling rates. Average people not thriving; upper class spending, lower class paycheck-to-paycheck, harder to find tenants. Signs of slowdown, lower consumer spending guidance for 2026 from airlines/retail (one rate cut expected). Markets at all-time highs with retraces = red flags; not leveraging at overbought levels.
Not afraid of deals (bought AMD after 17% drop). Google/AMD have much to give back in retrace; prefers positions with favorable risk/reward ratios (e.g., AMD long today). Bought Disney for kids (lagging, undervalued). $1,000 PayPal for kids (small position, bearish, Wall Street hates it; kids have time to tolerate downturns, no margin).
Selective at all-time highs; wait for pullback. Started daughter's account in 2022 dip (mid-year loaded up, insane returns in 6 months despite retest). Son's account (3 months old) more selective. Doesn't buy speculative like MSTR/Oaklo (e.g., Oaklo at $71 could be future nuclear fusion but not style).
Technically terrible performer. Fair value: 70% upside (32 analysts via Investing Pro). PE ratio 7.2x, $33 billion revenue, $5.2 billion net income (similar to Tesla's $3.8 billion at 400x PE). Intel: 925x PE, $26 million net income, $242 billion market cap, $26 billion revenue? Undervalued; potential rotation in downturn. Revenue growing QoQ/YOY, $6 billion annual buybacks, but lower guidance. Hail Mary; not for quick money.
Google beat EPS/revenue; volatile reaction (up, down, recover, drop). Uncertainty injects fear; watch VIX index. LPP: A-Z video lesson library for beginners + daily live trading, one-time payment for lifetime access (members since 2018). Second link discount. Subscribe/thumbs up appreciated. End year green.
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