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This Month’s Exclusive Story

Alphabet’s Pullback May Be Opening a New Entry Point

Written by Ryan Hasson. Publication Date: 3/11/2026. 

Key Points

• GOOGL shares have pulled back more than 12% from recent highs but appear to be stabilizing near the key $300 support level.
• Strong institutional demand continues to support the stock, with roughly $164 billion in inflows over the past 12 months.
• Analysts remain bullish, with a Moderate Buy consensus rating and a price target implying nearly 20% upside from current levels.
• Special Report: Elon Musk’s $1 Quadrillion AI IPO

Technology giant Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL)has confirmed a major support level on a higher time frame, potentially creating a fresh entry opportunity for long-term investors.

The Magnificent Seven standout, which is still up roughly 77% over the past year, has pulled back more than 12% from its recent record highs. Much of that decline accompanied a broader technology sector selloff that was exacerbated by rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

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Importantly, Alphabet’s fundamentals have changed little. The company remains dominant across global search, digital advertising and artificial intelligence. While the long-term fundamental story remains intact, the recent pullback has shifted attention to the technical picture, where the stock may be setting up for its next move higher.

GOOGL Finds Support Near Key $300 Level

From a technical perspective, Alphabet’s recent pullback appears to be stabilizing near a critical support zone.

After retreating from its February all-time high, the stock found support around the $300 level. That area has already proven significant, acting as support in both mid-December and mid-March.

On Monday, March 9, shares briefly dipped below $300 during intraday trading before quickly recovering alongside the broader market. The stock ultimately closed above $306 that day, reinforcing that buyers are defending the level. In the short term, this helps confirm $300 as an important line in the sand for the stock.

If Alphabet can push back above its 20-day simple moving average and then reclaim the 50-day moving average, it would confirm the formation of a higher low. That structure would keep the broader uptrend intact and suggest the recent pullback was a reset within a longer-term bullish trend.

The correction has also improved the company’s valuation profile.

When shares traded near their all-time highs, Alphabet’s forward price-to-earnings ratio had crept well above its historical average. After the double-digit pullback, the stock now trades at a forward P/E of roughly 22.

For a dominant technology company that continues to deliver growth across search, cloud and AI, that valuation looks materially more reasonable.

Institutional Demand Continues to Climb

Institutional ownership is an important indicator because large funds and asset managers can signal long-term conviction. When institutional ownership rises steadily, it typically shows major investors are accumulating shares with longer time horizons, reinforcing underlying demand.

Alphabet currently has institutional ownership of about 40%, and that figure has climbed significantly over the past year. Over the last 12 months, roughly $164 billion flowed into the stock versus about $82 billion in outflows — a net inflow of about $82 billion that highlights strong institutional conviction even as the stock rallied.

Short-term flows tell a similar story.

During the fourth quarter of 2025, Alphabet recorded $78 billion in inflows compared with $33 billion in outflows. That substantial net inflow suggests large investors continued to build positions despite market volatility.

Analysts Continue to See Meaningful Upside

Institutional sentiment is often backed by analyst coverage and optimism. Alphabet is currently followed by 51 analysts, making it one of the most widely covered stocks in the market.

Of those analysts, 46 rate the stock a Buy, resulting in an overall Moderate Buy consensus rating.

The current consensus price target is notable. The average analyst target is around $367.18, implying nearly 20% upside from current levels. If shares reached that level, it would represent a new all-time high for the stock.

Most recently, on March 6, analysts at Robert W. Baird raised their price target on Alphabet from $375 to $380. At the time of the report, that forecast implied potential upside of more than 26%.

The upgrade was largely driven by Alphabet’s strong fourth-quarter 2025 results and continued momentum in its cloud computing and artificial intelligence segments, both key drivers of long-term growth.

A Reset Within a Long-Term Uptrend

While short-term volatility has weighed on many technology stocks recently, Alphabet’s broader outlook remains largely unchanged.

The pullback toward the $300 support level has allowed the stock to reset technically and improve its valuation. At the same time, institutional inflows and strong analyst sentiment suggest confidence in the company’s long-term trajectoryremains intact.

If the stock can continue holding support and reclaim key moving averages in the weeks ahead, the recent dip may ultimately prove to be another opportunity within Alphabet’s longer-term uptrend.

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This Month’s Exclusive Story

Credo Technologies Hits Bottom: Now Is the Time to Buy

Written by Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 3/9/2026. 

Key Points

• Credo Technologies is well-positioned to rebound, as its results and guidance affirm its hypergrowth outlook.
• Analysts and institutions are accumulating this stock, and indicate a high-double-digit upside is possible. 
• Long-term drivers include an accelerated refurbishment cycle, with some estimates suggesting AI data centers will need new equipment every one to three years.
• Special Report: Elon Musk’s $1 Quadrillion AI IPO

While near-term headwinds remain—largely investor concerns—Credo Technologies (NASDAQ: CRDO) appears to be trading near a market bottom and is setting up for a rebound.

Concerns focus mainly on margin compression and customer concentration, with 2026 guidancepointing to tighter gross margins and a business driven primarily by three clients.

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The upside is that growth is expected to remain at a rapid clip while margins stay healthy, producing profits and cash flow that can be reinvested. Other key takeaways—based on analyst price targets and institutional activity—include a solid support base, strong market tailwinds, and the potential for roughly 90% upside this year.

Institutional Buying and Analyst Targets Point to Major Upside

The analyst reaction to the March 2 earnings release was mixed—some targets were trimmed—but the overall tone remained constructive. Target reductions reflect caution but still sit within a broader outlook for higher stock prices.

Even the lowest fresh target of $125 implies upside from current support levels, while the consensus of recent target updates implies about 50% upside. Looking across all fresh targets (bullish and bearish), a larger rebound is possible, and the consensus of trailing-12-month targets points to roughly 90% upside.

Institutional trends are especially important: institutions hold about 80% of the stock and represent the largest pool of investable capital. They have been accumulating shares for three consecutive quarters, with buying accelerating sequentially and reaching an all-time high in early Q1 2026. That accumulation signals meaningful conviction in an outlook that forecasts several more years of rapid growth and a 2030 price-to-earnings multiple in the low teens.

The stock could plausibly rise by 90% and, over a longer horizon, potentially 100% to 200%. Although business is concentrated among three hyperscalers—Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), and xAI—those customers are expanding capacity aggressively and are likely to keep investing for years. New data centers are being built, older facilities need upgrades, and equipment used 24/7 in high-heat environments degrades faster than traditional IT gear. Estimates vary, but refresh cycles could be as short as one to three years—a meaningful long-term demand driver for Credo’s products.

Credo Technologies Stock Price Action Reflects a Bottom in Play

Credo Technologies’ stock lost traction in early March, but recent price action suggests a bottom is forming. Lows established before the earnings report were retested afterward and a rebound confirmed $100 as critical support. The subsequent action has been somewhat choppy—leaving the door open to another dip—but the stock remains above that support while technical indicators show oversold conditions and bearish momentum waning.

The likely path is for the stock to spend time near these lows while it builds a base for a recovery. A decisive trigger may not arrive until the fiscal Q4 2026 report and fiscal year 2027 (FY2027) guidance, but there are nearer-term catalysts. Positive updates—especially from the company’s primary clients—could kick off the recovery sooner.

Credo Technologies Earnings Release: Sell-the-News!

The Q3 release behaved like a sell-the-news event: the stock pulled back despite fundamentally strong results, which supports the case for a price bottom. Revenue grew 52% sequentially and more than 200% year-over-year (YOY), outpacing MarketBeat’s consensus by nearly 500 basis points (bps) thanks to strength across end markets.

Gross and operating margins also improved significantly year-over-year, contributing to $208.8 million in adjusted net income, a roughly 51% profit margin, and about 1,500 bps of bottom-line outperformance. Earnings rose more than 300% YOY.

Guidance was constructive as well. The company issued Q4 guidance that implies revenue of $425 million at the low end—about a 450 bps (4.5%) sequential increase and roughly 350 bps better than expected.

Margin expectations were a sticking point: gross margin is forecast to contract by roughly 350 bps. Still, that contraction is balanced against nearly 200% YOY revenue growth and the likelihood of conservative guidance assumptions.

The balance sheet shows no immediate red flags. Credo is well-capitalized: cash increased, liabilities are low, there is no significant debt, and equity has risen. Equity is up approximately 200% on a year-to-date basis, leaving total liabilities at a very low multiple relative to equity.

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