Google Beat Earnings and Still Lost $330 Billion — Here’s Why

Alphabet Just Posted Its First Negative FCF Since Going Public

Last week, Alphabet reported one of the best quarters in its history.

Revenue jumped 24% to $119.8 billion. Cloud revenue soared 82%. The company beat almost every number Wall Street was watching.

And the stock still fell 8%, wiping out $330 billion in valuation in a single day.

That disconnect – great earnings yet falling share price – tells you everything about where we are in this AI cycle.

So let’s walk through exactly what happened, because the answer changes how you should think about every hyperscaler stock you own.

The Number That Actually Moved The Stock

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