Next month Google is going pass Nvidia as the world's #1 valued company

u/JohniBGood · Reddit — r/wallstreetbets · January 24, 2026 at 16:59 · ⬆ 1 pts · 💬 1 comments  | View on Reddit ↗
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Bullish thesis on Alphabet (Google) arguing it will surpass Nvidia as the world's most valuable company by the February 4 earnings due to AI mobile dominance, TPU chip advantages, and revenue scale.

GOOGL — LONG The author argues Google is mispriced heading into earnings and will surpass Nvidia as the world's most valuable company, targeting $390 per share for a $4.9T market cap. The mechanism is Google's 100% mobile AI dominance via Gemini (450M MAU, Apple integration), proprietary TPU chips that avoid the Nvidia tax and may be sold to other hyperscalers, and revenue nearly double Nvidia's. The concrete catalyst is the February 4 earnings report, supported by analyst price targets around $400. The stated risk is critics' concern over high capital expenditure, which the author dismisses due to Google's in-house TPUs.

If Google hits a target of $390 on earnings, its market cap jumps to $4.9 Trillion, surpassing Nvidia. If the earnings beat is strong, we could see Google retake the #1 most valuable company spot on February 4th.

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Google to surpass Nvidia on Feb 4 earnings, $390 target
The author argues Google is mispriced heading into earnings and will surpass Nvidia as the world's most valuable company, targeting $390 per share for a $4.9T market cap. The mechanism is Google's 100% mobile AI dominance via Gemini (450M MAU, Apple integration), proprietary TPU chips that avoid the Nvidia tax and may be sold to other hyperscalers, and revenue nearly double Nvidia's. The concrete catalyst is the February 4 earnings report, supported by analyst price targets around $400. The stated risk is critics' concern over high capital expenditure, which the author dismisses due to Google's in-house TPUs.
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