The great value of the S&P 500 that always brings joy to its investors

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By Jack Ferson

There is a value within the S&P 500 that has been innovating for years, having competitive advantages and always fighting the latest technological battle. It has achieved what even what no one thought would happen, that large institutional investors have given unanimous support to the company.

I already told you last week that something was changing in the S&P 500. That the big technology companies were giving way to the big biotech and health companies.

But there is something that has not changed in recent months and that is that Alphabet-A, Google’s parent company, has only risen on the stock market, being one of the stocks that has risen the most in 6 months and in the last month.

Such has been its success in AI, becoming the main competitor of NVIDIA, which Even Warren Buffett himself has invested in the company. It has invested $4.3 billion at an estimated average purchase price of around $240 per share. It is important to note that the actual purchase price varied throughout the quarter, with Alphabet shares moving in an approximate range between $140 and $328 per share during the months of June to September, which is when the purchases were made.

These dates are not coincidental, since according to premium strength and trend indicators from Alphabet Investment Strategieson July 17, The value went from being «neutral» to being «strong», a sign that the value could begin to rise, as it happened.

In just 5 months the value has risen 90% on the stock market. Handily beating the S&P 500, which has «only» risen 14% in the same period. The strength and trend indicators once again anticipated the upward movement of the value.

Alphabet-A’s target price is $326 and 80% of analysts who follow the value consider that the value is a buy.

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