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Shares of Alphabet are heading into December as one of the market’s clearest AI outperformers.
The tone has shifted from catch-up to leadership as the market evaluates how much of Alphabet’s AI momentum is already reflected in the price.
Against that backdrop, we ran Alphabet through its competitor, ChatGPT, to gauge where the stock may land by the end of the year.
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The OpenAI model generated a thirty-day outlook based on recent trading action and a focused set of technical indicators. At the time of the run, Alphabet traded at $317.16. For the period from Dec. 1 through Dec. 31, the model’s base-case projection came out to:
Average predicted price: $330.25
Implied move: about 4.13% higher
Signal snapshot: MACD firmly positive, RSI in overbought territory
The forecast points to a modest move higher as Alphabet holds momentum near record levels. The indicators tilt toward continuation, though the elevated RSI signals a market that is extended after a strong run. Still, broader AI price prediction says that Alphabet could hit $733 by 2030.
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MACD has accelerated through its signal line, reflecting strong upside momentum. RSI in the low-70s shows overbought conditions, a setup that can persist in strong trends but often brings sharper pullbacks. The model reads the tape as bullish with the potential for volatility around headlines.
Alphabet’s business performance has kept pace with its stock. Quarterly revenue topped $100 billion, growing mid-teens year over year, with EPS above $10 and margin expansion driven by search, YouTube, and particularly Google Cloud. Enterprise demand for Gemini and related AI tools continues to build, lifting Cloud backlog and supporting a longer runway for monetization across Workspace, YouTube, and Android.
Alphabet’s move deeper into silicon has added another layer to the story. Reports that large platforms, including Meta, are testing or shifting workloads to Google’s TPUs have strengthened the view that Alphabet is becoming a credible alternative to Nvidia in certain AI workloads. The strategy reinforces Alphabet’s position across software, cloud, and hardware.
