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Coronavirus fears are pushing a lot of people to stay home — and perhaps watch Google’s (GOOGL) YouTube.

Alphabet’s (GOOGL) sales grew a solid 20% last qtr, but profits declined 18% as the stocks and bonds it owns decreased in value.

Alphabet (GOOGL) grew profits a solid 19% last qtr as profits increased 21%. So why are profit estimates so poor?

Forget Uber stock, Alphabet’s (GOOGL) autonomous ride-share company Waymo is the force to be reckoned with in ride-sharing.

Alphabet’s (GOOGL) YouTube has grown into being a networks of sorts. Imagine when it gets movies and sporting events.

Alphabet (GOOGL) is down around 15% from its highs, which is OK as the stock market’s down. But what I don’t like is profit estimates.

Google (GOOGL) is planning to re–enter China with a search engine — and cloud computing — that will comply with Chinese authorities.

I expect shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) to be hitting new highs shortly — and eventually going to $1200 per share. Here’s my reasons why.

Facebook’s under pressure for selling user data, and companies are reacting by pulling ads from that site, which is good news for Google (GOOGL).

Alphabet (GOOGL) has revenue growth accelerate to 24% last qtr — the best qtr in years. Now I feel this stock’s P/E could rise to 30, which could mean a $1500 stock sometime in 2019.

For the second time in the past year Alphabet’s (GOOGL) profit estimates got slashed. GOOGL was expected to make $40 in profits this year, now it’s looking like $30.