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Wall Street firms updated ratings after earnings, with Microsoft targets rising on Azure growth. Alphabet and Fortinet faced downgrades or target cuts due to search and product growth concerns.
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HotAlphabet Earnings
Alphabet shares fell 13 percent, wiping out about $500 billion in value, after quarterly free cash flow turned negative due to high AI costs. Revenue missed expectations, and the company plans an $85 billion equity raise.
HotAlphabet
Alphabet shares fell 11.4 percent after third-quarter revenue of $127.58 billion missed estimates of $128.22 billion. Search revenue also came in below expectations, and free cash flow was negative $9.07 billion.
HotAlphabet Earnings
Alphabet shares dropped about 10 percent after hours as search revenue grew 12 percent to $63 billion, missing expectations for the second consecutive quarter. Google Cloud revenue doubled to nearly $31 billion, but free cash flow fell to negative $9 billion.
Microsoft
Twenty-two firms raised their estimates for Microsoft, lifting the average target to $634. The stock currently trades at $531.01, with individual predictions ranging from $440 to $750.
Firmus IPO
Australia's corporate regulator is examining the collapsed $5 billion Firmus offering, which valued the AI data center firm at $30.6 billion. The review focuses on whether lead managers overstated investor demand prior to the October 9 failure.
HotAlphabet
Eighteen of 21 firms lowered their price targets for Alphabet following its latest earnings report. The average target is now $392, compared with a share price of $324.89.
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