Google’s parent company, Alphabet (GOOG), has been having a tough time in the stock market in 2025. The asset has experienced a continuous recession and has been immersed by nearly 17% since the start of the year. It enters the year at a price range of $190 and hoveres around the $158 mark on Thursday. But Morgan Stanley, a major investment bank, predicts that Google’s alphabet inventory could be of high value.
Performance was below par in the first quarter of 2025, with prices generally falling for tech giants. From Alphabet to Amazon and Meta, major tech players generate little or no profit for investors. With the portfolio in red, traders who have won entry positions this year remain underwater. Morgan Stanley wrote in a note that purchasing Google’s alphabet stock can prove to be beneficial in the long term.
Morgan Stanley shows bullish price forecast for Google’s Alphabet stocks
Global Investment Bank Morgan Stanley has bullish price forecasts for Google’s Alphabet stocks. According to the latest revised price forecast, banks are reaffirming that Alphabet stocks could next surpass the $200 mark. The tech giant, currently valued at $1.92 trillion, is one of the most viewed assets, as traders are about to buy the dip. A small number of investors are waiting for their assets to bottom out before taking an entry position.
Morgan Stanley’s new price forecast estimates that Google’s alphabet stock could next reach the $210 mark. Major banks write that prices could skyrocket as the alphabet holds more cash on its balance sheet than its debt. This is an increase of about 32% from the current price of $158 and a return on investment (ROI). So, if the forecast turns out to be accurate, a $1,000 investment could be $1,320.
