How Ale's World of Stocks’s view on $GOOGL changed

2026-09-22Bullish
“"Ban Super-Intelligence" Is a TRAP (Here's Who Actually Wins) 🚨”
GOOGL's large scale provides strong competitive moats; existing enterprise/distribution leverage allows for slower innovation cycles without high cash burn.

if you look at my most important investment assets, you'll find that they usually tend to be Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. These are the giants in whom I already put most of my money .

The reason is that I feel the bigger they get , the more impregnable and difficult their competitive trenches become to penetrate.

2026-09-06Bullish
“Without Buffett, Berkshire is FINALLY Going All-In on AI!”
GOOGL is a long-term hold; its PEG ratio is below the sector average despite recent price gains and high capex.

It was in Google, with the trading symbols GOOG and GOOGL, where Berkshire injected more than $16 billion, increasing their stake by a shocking 650%, specifically for the trading symbol GOOGL.

The reason I say this huge move was so surprising is because, you know, historically, when Warren Buffett was making all the decisions, Berkshire was really known for putting most of its money into what I have always considered, you know, rather boring, low-growth companies—profitable, of course, but rather low-growth .