GOOG
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- noun
- Jargon
- I mean, you don't see Microsoft (MSFT) and Google (GOOG) falling that much, nor many other tech heavyweights.
- GOOG stock
- NASDAQ: GOOG
- Alphabet GOOG
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Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares closed down 8 percent at $694.37 on Thursday.
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I think both Apple and GOOG are only beginning to impose the same stress on mobile carriers.
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And what if you want to trade $AAPL or $GOOG?
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Google (GOOG) famously provides employees one day a week to experiment on projects outside of their day-to-day tasks.
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Information Technology top-line sales results have been weak, led by MSFT, GOOG, IBM, and ORCL.
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So when you plug in RIMM, AAPL, and GOOG into my Portfolio Grader tool, the difference is clear.
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Bloomberg has reported that LG is working with Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) on an innovative smartphone based on Nexus Android-based devices.
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While Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares gained +1.92% to $763.74, the stocks are trading within the range of $752.94–$764.89.
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The stock price of GOOG has increased significantly over the past year.
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Many investors consider GOOG a safe bet in the tech industry.
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Etymology
GOOG is a stock ticker, a 'short market name' that comes from the company name Google, now called Alphabet. So, GOOG is the market code for Alphabet's class C shares, meaning shares with 'no voting rights', and it works like a name tag for that specific group of shares.