How analysts reacted to Alphabet (Google)’s results
Alphabet (Google) reported on July 22, 2026 (quarter ended Jun 2026). In the next sessions, 18 Wall Street firms published notes: 3 raised their price target, 9 cut it and 6 kept it unchanged. The median target of the 18 firms with a before-and-after figure went from $433 to $420 (−3%). 2 firms upgraded the stock. The shares fell 7% on Jul 23, the first session after the report.
Every firm’s call 18
The first note from each firm in the session that reacted to the results and the next two, with its previous target. Since then the shares have lost 12% ($278.88 on Oct 30), against a median target of $420 from these firms. Alphabet (Google) consensus today
| Before After Share price | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buy | $405 | $425 | +5% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $455 | $465 | +2% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $435 | $440 | +1% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $460 | $460 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $420 | $420 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Hold | $393 | $393 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $450 | $450 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $400 | $400 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $515 | $515 | Kept | Jul 23 | ||
| Hold | $390 | $385 | −1% | Jul 24 | ||
| Buy | $430 | $420 | −2% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $435 | $420 | −3% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $415 | $400 | −4% | Jul 23 | ||
| Hold | $400 | $379 | −5% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $450 | $425 | −6% | Jul 27 | ||
| Hold | $375 | $350 | −7% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $445 | $400 | −10% | Jul 23 | ||
| Buy | $445 | $395 | −11% | Jul 23 |
Earlier Alphabet (Google) reports
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How this works: the earnings date and EPS figures come from Nasdaq. The calls are the notes in our database from the session that reacted to the results and the next two, one per firm (its first); for reports after the close, notes dated the report day are treated as previews and left out. “Before” is the previous target quoted in the note or, if missing, the firm’s last target in our database. The median target uses firms with both figures. The share move compares the close before the reaction session with the close of the session that moved most (the report day or the next one). Which firms’ targets come true