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Wall Street consensus with 29 Buy ratings and 23% upside price target indicates significant bullish sentiment on Alphabet stock

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SOURCE EVIDENCE

"GOOGL equity is overall regarded as a 'Strong Buy' and, on average, expected to rise 24.37 to $437.79 in the next 12 months"

Finbold crypto_media Source article

"Based on the 54 Wall Street analysts, Alphabet holds a 'Strong Buy' rating with a mean price target of $433.98, indicating a 23.2% upside. Even the lowest price target of $365 remains above the firm's current share price, with no analyst recommending selling the stock."

Barchart unknown Source article

"Wall Street has a Strong Buy consensus rating on Alphabet stock based on 29 Buys and five Holds. The average GOOGL stock price target of $435.78 indicates 23% upside potential."

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