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Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Share Price and News

$385.15 $35.21 (10.1%) 1 May 2026 at 5:58:59 am AEST

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About Alphabet

Last updated 01-05-2026, 05:58:59am AEST
Current Price $385.15
Change $35.21 (10.1%)
Close Price $385.15
Open Price $374.16
Bid $385.11
Ask $385.16
Day Range $365.82 - $385.84
Year Range $147.84 - $385.84
Volume 3,588,697
Average Volume 32,317,889
Market Cap $4,233,224,180,000.00
Earnings Per Share $10.81

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    Alphabet stock soared today — Is it a buy?

    | Rich Smith

    Even after Wednesday's run-up, Alphabet stock doesn't look too expensive.

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    Alphabet and Amazon will make or break the Nasdaq this week

    | Dan Caplinger

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    | Brooke Cooper

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    | Sebastian Bowen

    This ETF has had a strong start this month...

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    Why Alphabet shares were up on Wednesday

    | Anders Bylund

    The Google parent's third-quarter report was downright inspiring.

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