Alphabet stock forecast 2025-2030: Third-party predictions

Alphabet (GOOG) was trading at $166.80 at 15:51 UTC, within the day’s $164.66-$171.40 range. The price is holding mid-range in the session (8 September 2025).
By Dan Mitchell
Alphabet stock forecast 2025-2030
Alphabet is the holding company for more than 160 subsidiaries, Google being the largest – Photo: IgorGolovniov / Shutterstock.com

The movement follows broader US equity gains after a softer August jobs report raised expectations of rate cuts. Unemployment stood at 4.3%, while the Nasdaq reached record highs. Sector peer Broadcom also advanced on strong AI-related results (Reuters, 5 September 2025).

Alphabet stock predictions: Analyst price target view

Investing.com (consensus page)

Investing.com lists an average 12-month target of $237.01 for GOOG as of 8 September 2025, with a high of $300 and a low of $166, based on 65 analysts. The site aggregates broker forecasts and updates them on a rolling basis.

MarketBeat (consensus tracker)

MarketBeat shows an average 12-month target of $227.56 for GOOG as of 8 September 2025, with a high of $300 and a low of $171 across 31 analysts. Figures reflect broker forecasts compiled into a consensus.

TipRanks (ratings & targets)

TipRanks indicates an average 12-month target of $235.42 for GOOG as of 8 September 2025, based on 14 analysts in the past three months. The current range runs from $185 to $300. The platform refreshes its averages as new research becomes available.

MarketWatch (LSEG/FactSet feed)

MarketWatch cites an average target of $235.03 for GOOG as of 8 September 2025, with highs at $300 and lows at $187. Consensus figures are sourced from data vendors and updated periodically.

StockAnalysis (consensus snapshot)

StockAnalysis reports an average 12-month target of $222.10 for GOOG as of 8 September 2025, based on coverage from 40 analysts. Figures reflect a simple aggregation of sell-side targets, updated continuously.

Predictions and third-party forecasts are frequently inaccurate, as they can’t account for unforeseen market developments. Past performance should never be relied upon as a definitive indicator of future trends.

GOOG stock forecast: Technical overview

GOOG was trading at $166.80 as of 15:51 (UTC) on 8 September 2025. On the daily chart, it remains below the SMA cluster at approximately 178, 172, 150 and 139. The 20-over-50 alignment is still intact. RSI (14) is 36.1, while ADX (14) at 31.3 indicates an established trend. The 100-day EMA is positioned above at around 157.

This analysis is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent financial advice or a recommendation to trade any instrument.

Capital.com’s client sentiment for Alphabet

Capital.com client positioning in Alphabet (GOOG) CFDs shows approximately 91% buyers against 9% sellers (8 September 2025). This is skewed towards long positions, placing buyers ahead by 82 percentage points. The data is a snapshot of open positions on Capital.com and is subject to change.

FAQ

Who owns the most Alphabet stock?

As of September 2025, Alphabet’s largest shareholders include institutional investors such as Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street. Co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin also remain significant stakeholders through their Class B shares, which carry enhanced voting rights (Yahoo Finance, 8 September 2025).

What is the 5 year forecast for Alphabet stock?

Third-party Alphabet stock forecasts differ, with 12-month analyst targets averaging $230-$240. Some long-range projections suggest potential growth if Alphabet sustains its position in digital advertising and AI. However, five-year outlooks are speculative and influenced by factors such as competition, regulation and earnings performance.

Is Alphabet a good stock to buy?

Whether Alphabet is appropriate for an investor depends on individual objectives and risk tolerance. Analysts are divided on the Alphabet stock forecast, noting growth drivers such as AI and cloud services, alongside risks including regulatory scrutiny and industry competition. Independent research is essential, as both analyst views and market conditions evolve.

Could Alphabet stock go up or down?

The GOOG stock price may shift in response to quarterly earnings, regulatory developments, AI-related announcements or broader market sentiment. Potential drivers include growth in advertising or cloud revenues, while risks relate to competition, antitrust actions and changes in US monetary policy. Current Alphabet stock predictions highlight a broad range of possible outcomes.

Should I invest in Alphabet stock?

Investing in Alphabet shares offers long-term exposure to a leading technology group, while trading CFDs on GOOG provides opportunities to speculate on short-term moves without owning the shares. Contracts for difference (CFDs) are traded on margin. Leverage above 1:1 magnifies both your potential gains and your potential losses, making leveraged trading risky. Your decision should reflect your strategy, time horizon, and risk management approach. Remember, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

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