[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Alex Capital [@alexcapital01](/creator/twitter/alexcapital01) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-18 18:27:43 UTC $GOOGL vs the Magnificent X valuation: P/E ratio: $TSLA: 179x $AMZN: 36x $AAPL: 33x $MSFT: 38x $NVDA: 53x $META: 28x -> $GOOG: 20x Forward P/E ratio: $TSLA: 159x $AMZN: 35x $AAPL: 29x $MSFT: 34x $NVDA: 33x $META: 28x -> $GOOG: 19x P/S ratio: $TSLA: 10x $AMZN: 3x $AAPL: 8x $MSFT: 14x $NVDA: 27x $META: 10x -> $GOOG: 6x Based on the average P/E ratio (I'm excluding Tesla; sorry $TSLA shareholders but on this metric your stock is overpriced) $GOOGL should trade at a 37x P/E ratio. When using the median it gives us the same 37x P/E ratio. This equals to a share price of $XXX. Based on the average forward P/E ratio (excluding $TSLA again) $GOOGL should trade at a 31x forward P/E ratio. This equals to a share price of $XXX. Based on the average P/S ratio $GOOGL should trade at a P/S ratio of XX. This equals to a $4.3T market cap or a share price of $XXX. Should $GOOGL trade at a discount because its core business is being disrupted ? Maybe. Do I believe this is fair ? No. Should $GOOGL trade at such a discount compared to the other Magnificent X ? I do not believe so. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [goog](/topic/goog) [meta](/topic/meta) [nvda](/topic/nvda) [amzn](/topic/amzn) [googl](/topic/googl) [$goog](/topic/$goog) [$meta](/topic/$meta) [$msft](/topic/$msft) [Post Link](https://x.com/alexcapital01/status/1946275708172489203)
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Alex Capital @alexcapital01 on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-18 18:27:43 UTC
$GOOGL vs the Magnificent X valuation:
P/E ratio: $TSLA: 179x $AMZN: 36x $AAPL: 33x $MSFT: 38x $NVDA: 53x $META: 28x -> $GOOG: 20x
Forward P/E ratio: $TSLA: 159x $AMZN: 35x $AAPL: 29x $MSFT: 34x $NVDA: 33x $META: 28x -> $GOOG: 19x
P/S ratio: $TSLA: 10x $AMZN: 3x $AAPL: 8x $MSFT: 14x $NVDA: 27x $META: 10x -> $GOOG: 6x
Based on the average P/E ratio (I'm excluding Tesla; sorry $TSLA shareholders but on this metric your stock is overpriced) $GOOGL should trade at a 37x P/E ratio. When using the median it gives us the same 37x P/E ratio. This equals to a share price of $XXX.
Based on the average forward P/E ratio (excluding $TSLA again) $GOOGL should trade at a 31x forward P/E ratio. This equals to a share price of $XXX.
Based on the average P/S ratio $GOOGL should trade at a P/S ratio of XX. This equals to a $4.3T market cap or a share price of $XXX.
Should $GOOGL trade at a discount because its core business is being disrupted ? Maybe. Do I believe this is fair ? No. Should $GOOGL trade at such a discount compared to the other Magnificent X ? I do not believe so.
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