Alphabet Puts Up Decent Numbers Amid Antitrust Angst

Magnificent 7 laggard Alphabet reported a set of large numbers after the bell on Wall Street Tuesday. Extremely large numbers. I'll confess to being exhausted by now with the belabored task of discerning whether results from these mammoths count as a "good" or not. There isn't a day that goes by when half of humanity -- and probably more than half -- doesn't interact in some way, shape or form with one or more of America's mega-cap "tech" titans. Their products and services are synonymous with

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5 thoughts on “Alphabet Puts Up Decent Numbers Amid Antitrust Angst

  1. Also notice the AMD results. Who would have thought that AI chips have lower profit margins than their average chip margins? (BTW – their chips are rated by many as superior to NVDA’s offerings so don’t try and blame that as the culprit.)

  2. I almost never use Google search. Whenever I get a device I reset the default search to DuckDuckGo since they don’t retain search history. Guess I’m bad for the Google ecosystem.

    1. I like my search history…Google is helpful when my 500 open Chrome or Edge or Firefox tabs, or FB pages or MS Office crash…and Amazon forgets my Subscribe and Save lists. Don’t have a Tesla or require ant Nvidia chips though, but the Mag7 can serve me and confound me until I die. Privacy is a cute anachronism from the last millennium…sell me all you want but I doubt I’m worth much!

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