New Underlying Mini Futures: Alphabet Inc.
American “big tech” was one of the winners on the stock market in 2023. Alphabet Inc (Ticker: GOOG) more commonly known as Google is one of the world's largest technology companies.
The company owns, among other things, the search engine Google but provides several technology solutions in software, hardware, cloud storage and much more. The company is also one of the companies that invests most in the development of artificial intelligence with products such as Gemini.
The company's size is central to the NASDAQ-100 weighting because of the market size. An interesting note is the recent share repurchases that started around 2020. The repurchases are due to the fact that Alphabet itself does not pay dividends on the stock but shareholders benefit from the large repurchases of the stock.
On Tuesday 30/01/2024, Alphabet will release results. Analysts expect an EPS (Earnings per share) of 1.6 USD, which is an increase of 52.38% from the previous quarter.
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