Google just silenced its hatred with this 1 eye -targeted number

  • Skeptics thought the alphabet would report disappointing search volumes in the second quarter.

  • The use of Chatbot is growing and in May. The commentary on Apple’s manager sounded an alarm clock.

  • But Google’s father surprised everyone with the accelerating search scope.

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From the “amazing seven” stock, Alphabet (Nasdaq: googl) (Nasdaq: goog) Trade in the cheapest ratings in a significant margin and over the past few years.

The main reason is the perception or fear that new artificial intelligence (AI) chat programs such as Chatgpt will disrupt the Google search, which will reduce the largest and most profitable alphabet and the most profitable business.

However, in the second quarter Alfabet, Chief Business Officer Philip Schindler revealed a number that should be silenced by Naysayers. After this number is a major disclosure, look for alphabetical stock to increase.

Although the income in the Alfabet search and the other segment has increased by less than 12% Q2, increased prices per ad can also swim those results. On the other hand, the alphabet skeptics checked the paid clicks that illuminate the scope of the search activity. In other words, ad prices inflation can retain income growth, but if paid clicks begin to decline, this may be an early sign of search.

However, during the conference, Schindler emphasized the number with analysts, which should be silenced by skeptics as the paid clicks increased by 4%.

Metrics

20 Q1 2024

20 2 Q2

20th quarter 2024

4 quarter 2024

20 Q1. 2025

20 2 Q2

Google paid the growth of clicks

5%

5%

5%

5%

2%

4%

Data Source: Alphabet Quarter and Annual Applications.

Fortunately, this 4% growth marks momentum over the first quarter, which increased 3 -point slowing only 2%. That great Q1 fall was the feed for skeptics, who may have thought we were “typping point” when Ai Chatbots took over the search for Google.

Fear was increased in May when An apple The executive Eddie Cue noted in antimonopol deposits that Apple saw Apple’s Safari browser for the first time in 22 years. Sounds pretty terrible, isn’t it?

However, this statement may have been mainly related to the use or lack of Apple Safari. Meanwhile, 4% of growth repeated re -recents seem to refute the thesis of the bear, at least for the time being. Although it can be an anomalous positive bump, it seems that the first quarter may have been an anomaly as well. After all, at the end of February, there was a sincere fear of fear, which caused many advertisers and consumers to return the first quarter.

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