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Alphabet Appears To Be The Easiest AI Trade Of The Year Before Its Q3 Print

A Seeking Alpha analyst has rated Alphabet a "Strong Buy," arguing that the market is overreacting to concerns about AI-driven search disruption and capital expenditure. The analyst holds a long position in GOOG and believes the stock is undervalued due to these fears.

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  • Analyst rates Alphabet a Strong Buy, citing market overreaction to AI search fears.
  • Search segment shows 17–19% YoY growth, with AI Overviews boosting query volumes.
  • Analyst expects a return to a 28x multiple and 11–25% upside after Q3 earnings.

The analysis highlights that Alphabet's Search segment remains robust, with year-over-year growth of 17–19%. The analyst notes that AI Overviews are boosting query volumes rather than cannibalizing them. Additionally, the market is penalizing the company for its capital expansion despite visible return on investment, which the analyst sees as a rerating opportunity.

The analyst expects Alphabet's valuation multiple to return to 28x following the Q3 earnings report. This normalization is projected to create upside potential of 11–25% for the stock. The piece is an opinion piece from an individual investor who discloses a beneficial long position in the shares.

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Alphabet Appears To Be The Easiest AI Trade Of The Year Before Its Q3 Print

seekingalpha.com · 4 October 2026

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