GOOGL Stock: A+ Profitability And A+ Momentum | 2-Minute Analysis
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GOOGL Stock: A+ Profitability And A+ Momentum | 2-Minute AnalysisIs Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL), the $3.74 trillion interactive media company, a buy, hold, or sell? Find out now in this episode of 2-Minute Analysis!Dec. 16, 2025 10:05 AM ET Follow GOOGL on Seeking Alpha here! Learn more about Seeking Alpha Quant Ratings Get Started With Seeking Alpha Premium Now This video's transcript was generated by a third party. It is not curated or reviewed and is provided for convenience and information purposes only. The accuracy and completeness of the transcript are not guaranteed. Welcome to 2 Minute Analysis. Our goal is to not only entertain, but provide value and insights about the investments you care about. Today's episode is from this request. Now this user asked for the Class C shares of Google, but today, we are going to go into Class A. So, let's throw 2 minutes on the clock and dive-in. Today, we are looking at Alphabet Inc., ticker symbol, GOOGL. Kicking things off here with the Quant rating system, it currently is a Hold rating on the stock, and we'll dive into some metrics here in just a moment.
Seeking Alpha Analysts in aggregate are a Buy on the stock, and that's 32 analysts providing coverage in the last 30-days. Lastly, Wall Street is a Strong Buy on the stock with 65 analysts providing coverage in the last 90-days. To learn more about how the Seeking Alpha Quant system and Seeking Alpha Analysts outperform the market, visit the link in the description of this video. So, let's dive deeper. This is a $3.74 trillion market capitalization company found within the Communication Services sector and the Interactive Media and Services industry. Diving in first to the Valuation grade, which is currently an F, the enterprise value-to-sales for the trailing 12-months is 9.56, compared to the sector at 1.94. Then looking at price-to-cash flow forward 23.65, compared to the sector at 7.53%. Enterprise value-to-EBITDA looking at 20.84, compared to the sector at 8.30. And lastly, PEG non-GAAP forward of 1.87, compared to the sector at 1.29. Stocks is showing some overvaluation, but looks like investors are willing to pay up for growth. Jumping into the Growth grade, that is currently a B. Revenue growth year-over-year of 13.42%, compared to the sector at 3.10%. And EPS diluted growth year-over-year of 34.51%, compared to the sector at 18.64%. Profitability grade is currently an A+. Net income margin of 32.23%, compared to the sector at 3.84% looks extremely healthy there. Jumping into momentum grade, it is A+, one year price performance of 61.12%. Lastly, Revisions is currently an A grade with 51 up revisions and 1 down revision for earnings per share over the last three months. And diving into revenue numbers, 52 up revisions with 0 down revisions in the last three months. Now, Alphabet does pay a small yield of 27 basis points, which it started in June 2024. And here's those dividend grades for you. Dividend safety is currently an A+. Dividend growth is an A+. Dividend yield is an F, and dividend consistency is an F. Obviously, we'll need to see more track record for the dividend here, but, however, the yield is really underperforming for the sector when it comes to Alphabet. So, that's it for this episode. Go ahead and follow the stock on Seeking Alpha to get free breaking news alerts about Alphabet Inc. The link for that is found beneath this video. And if you have a ticker you want us to cover, add it to the comment section below and don't forget to follow Seeking Alpha so you get notified when the next 2 Minute Analysis gets published. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Content provided for informational purposes only. Seeking Alpha does not offer any personalized investment advice and is not a licensed securities dealer, broker, US investment adviser, or investment bank. Follow GOOGL on Seeking Alpha here! Learn more about Seeking Alpha Quant Ratings Get Started With Seeking Alpha Premium Now Seeking Alpha's Disclosure: Past performance is no guarantee of future results. No recommendation or advice is being given as to whether any investment is suitable for a particular investor. Any views or opinions expressed above may not reflect those of Seeking Alpha as a whole. Seeking Alpha is not a licensed securities dealer, broker or US investment adviser or investment bank. Our analysts are third party authors that include both professional investors and individual investors who may not be licensed or certified by any institute or regulatory body.