Alphabet's official Q1 2026 earnings release (primary source, also filed as an 8-K exhibit with the SEC) reports these exact figures, corroborated by CNBC's earnings coverage.

Stockanalysis.com lists the share price at $370.92, market cap of $4.53T and enterprise value of $4.50T; companiesmarketcap.com independently shows a $4.28T market cap as of July 2026 and ranks Alphabet third globally (small differences reflect quote timing and share-class methodology).

Stockanalysis.com reports trailing P/E of 28.30, forward P/E of 29.31, P/B of 9.39 and EV/EBITDA of 27.87; Macrotrends independently shows a trailing P/E of 26.89 as of July 13, 2026.

Fullratio reports a P/E of 26.98 as of July 10, 2026 against a 5-year average of 22.87 and 3-year average of 22.97, placing current multiples several turns above the ticker's own recent history.

The official Q1 2026 release reports $45.8B operating cash flow, $10.1B quarterly FCF and $64.4B TTM FCF alongside the raised capex guidance; TIKR's analysis independently frames the quarter as a ~$36B capex quarter compressing free cash flow.

TIKR reports the board declared a $0.22 quarterly dividend on April 27, 2026, a 5% increase from $0.21; stockanalysis.com confirms the $0.88 annualized dividend, 0.24% yield, ~4.9% year-over-year dividend growth, $95.88B total debt and $126.84B cash — a net cash position.

stockanalysis.com lists the $340–$515 target range with implied moves of -8.34% to +38.84%; a second aggregator poll of 68 analysts shows a similar $334.22–$515 range, confirming the high end and a low end near $335–$340.

stockanalysis.com shows the July 15 close of $370.92 (+3.17%) and July 16 pre-market of $378.47; the indmoney analysis cites a 13.65% YTD gain as of July 2 from the $313.39 end-2025 close, consistent with ~15% at the higher July 15 price.

Search results from stockanalysis.com show MSFT forward P/E of 21.11 and EV/EBITDA of 15.80 versus Alphabet's forward P/E of ~27.9-29.3 and EV/EBITDA of ~26.5-27.9; confidence is medium because EV/EBITDA figures vary somewhat across aggregators (GuruFocus shows a lower MSFT EV/EBITDA of 14.23).

stockanalysis.com's forecast page (updated July 13, 2026) lists the 64-analyst rating breakdown explicitly; a separate MarketScreener-sourced S&P Global poll corroborates the Strong Buy consensus with 57 buy-equivalent ratings, 7 holds, and 0 sells.

stockanalysis.com reports the $431.72 average and $430 median targets alongside the $370.92 close (July 15, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT) and computes the implied upside figures directly.

Technical-analysis aggregators cite the 50-day MA at 350.90 (price above, bullish signal) and 200-day MA at 364.87 (price marginally below at $358.89 on July 9), while the cryptonomist technical note places the EMA200 at $315.65; the subsequent rally to $370.92 puts price above the 200-day SMA, though the MA figures lag the July 15-16 move.

MacroTrends records the all-time closing high of $402.38 on May 13, 2026; chartmill and stockanalysis provide the 50-day MA (~$350.90) and 52-week high ($408.61) that bracket the current price, defining the near-term trading range.

stockanalysis.com's news feed timestamps the Buffett stake confirmation (~22 hours before July 16) and the Wedbush Outperform/$445 initiation alongside the +3.17% close and +2.04% pre-market move.

The indmoney and tradingkey analyses cite the -0.56% one-month drift, the $180-190B capex guide, and the ~$20.5B 2026 FCF consensus (down ~72% from $73.3B); stockanalysis.com confirms the July 22 earnings date. These are secondary-source consensus figures, not company primary disclosures, hence medium confidence.

stockanalysis.com lists the P/E (28.30), forward P/E (29.31), market cap ($4.53T), analyst consensus ($431.72 target from 64 analysts), and the publisher-lawsuit headline; tradingkey and 24/7 Wall St. corroborate the Shazeer departure, antitrust-narrowing after the September 2025 ruling, and ad-competition threats.

The earnings release shows net income ($62.6B) exceeding operating income ($39.7B) by a wide margin, a gap attributable to Other Income/Expense; the precise composition of the non-operating gain was not itemized in the sources retrieved, hence medium confidence on the one-time characterization — but headline EPS growth (82%) versus operating income growth (30%) is a primary-source fact.

Stockanalysis.com lists the consensus rating, $431.72 average target, and the July 22, 2026 earnings date; this is a secondary aggregator of analyst data (reported as consensus context, not a recommendation), hence medium confidence. The imminent Q2 report is the nearest catalyst that could reset the valuation picture in either direction.

Search results surfaced the JPMorgan $395→$460 raise with the stated growth-rate rationale; the implied upside is computed against the $370.92 close from stockanalysis.com. Confidence is medium because the raise was reported via secondary financial media rather than a primary bank note.

MarketScreener carries the headline of Goldman's $450→$440 adjustment; a separate report notes Goldman retains a firm buy stance. The upside math uses the $370.92 close from stockanalysis.com.

Search results attribute the $430 BofA, $435 Wells Fargo, and $425→$445 Piper Sandler (analyst Thomas Champion) targets with their stated rationales; upside percentages are computed against the $370.92 July 15 close. Individual bank notes were not fetched directly, so confidence is medium.

MarketBeat/Benzinga rating-history data surfaced in search show no rating downgrades in June–July 2026 and identify the May 4 Freedom Broker action as the last item labeled a 'downgrade' despite being a target raise; the $413.92 vs $431.72 gap reflects differing analyst pools across aggregators (roughly 41–68 analysts depending on the tracker).

Multiple secondary reports tie the June–July 2026 target raises to strong Q1 2026 earnings and AI monetization confidence, with Morgan Stanley separately flagging AI spending-to-monetization signals as the key driver for Google stock; no bank in the surfaced coverage cut its rating during the period.

stockanalysis.com reports the 52-week low/high of $180.48/$408.61 and current price of $370.92; the ~2x 12-month move is derived from the 52-week low set roughly a year ago rather than an explicitly stated 1-year return figure, hence medium confidence.

Three secondary sources report materially different RSI(14) values (48.17, 56.9, 70.2) depending on calculation date and method, so the level can only be characterized as neutral-to-elevated rather than pinned to one number; confidence is low due to the conflict.