#GOOG(Alphabet Inc.). Forex quotes and online charts.

GOOG

Alphabet Inc.

172.25 -25.6 (-14.88%)

28 Feb 2025 20:59

100%

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Closing

170.13

Maximum price

198.71

One week high

184.94

52-week high

202.75

Opening

170.12

Minimum price

195.21

One week low

168.32

52-week low

131.45

About

Overview

Technical

Instrument specification (#GOOG)

Insta.Standard

Insta.Eurica

Buy

Sell

Commission

0.1%

Leverage

1:10

Lot

100 stocks

Spread

Buy swap

-7%; 0%*

Sell swap

3%; 0%*

Minimum trade size

0.01 Lot

Short position

Available

Trading time

16:30-23:00 (UTC+3) Mo-Fr

P/E Ratio

0.00

Debt-to-equity ratio

P/B Ratio

ROE

EPS

Forward Dividend & Yield

0.00(0.00%)

Beta

Net Profit Margin

#GOOG(Alphabet Inc.). Forex quotes and online charts.

Google Choosing an asset to invest funds, a prudent investor will take a close look at the shares of successful companies such as Google. Google is a large corporation and the leading search engine that was established in 1996 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. In 20 years, their project turned into the most expensive and popular brand in the world. Among the key Google projects are Google search, Google Cloud, and Android. In autumn 2015, all shares of Google were converted to Alphabet's shares. The corporation issues three types of shares: Class-A shares are common stocks (the most expensive ones), which provide a holder with the voting rights and the right for dividends. Class-C shares are stocks of a speculative nature. Read more...

Google

Choosing an asset to invest funds, a prudent investor will take a close look at the shares of successful companies such as Google.

Google is a large corporation and the leading search engine that was established in 1996 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. In 20 years, their project turned into the most expensive and popular brand in the world. Among the key Google projects are Google search, Google Cloud, and Android.

In autumn 2015, all shares of Google were converted to Alphabet's shares.

The corporation issues three types of shares:

Class-A shares are common stocks (the most expensive ones), which provide a holder with the voting rights and the right for dividends.
Class-C shares are stocks of a speculative nature. Shareholders have no voting rights.
Class-B shares are registered stocks that are not publicly traded. They are held by founders and partners of the company.

In general, investors buy the class-C shares that are traded in the US stock market.

Monitor the shares’ dynamic not to miss the highest and lowest prices and earn with InstaForex.

Price of Google’s shares

Note how long the dynamic of Google’s stocks remains positive. In the last 10 years, investments in Alphabet brought a twice bigger profit than investments in indices. Of course, the corporation sometimes suffers difficult times when its share price drops. For example, in 2017, the company received a number of large fines from the European Commission. As a result, it lost $3 billion and its share price slid by $4.35.

What determines a rise in Alphabet’s shares?

The price of the company’s shares depends on the following factors:

purchase of new assets
presentation of new products
positive annual report of the company
merging with other companies
general growth of the US economy

How to trade Alphabet’s shares

Investors need large funds to purchase the class-A shares. However, the most successful traders choose CFD trading, thus buying a contract for difference in the share price. The main advantage of CFD trading is that traders do not have to buy this highly expensive asset. They can earn on the difference in price having just $100-200 in their accounts. That is why Google’s shares are one of the most appealing assets for trading.