Google stock is losing a market capitalization the size of Nike in one of the five worst declines in Wall Street history

Published: October 25, 2023 at 16:58 ET

Alphabet Inc.’s Wednesday stock sell-off. caused the fifth-largest one-day decline in market value of any U.S. company in history.

Alphabets GOOG GOOGL shares fell 9.5% on Wednesday’s action, according to Dow Jones Market Data, wiping $166.64 billion in market value from Google’s parent company. The decline in market capitalization is Alphabet’s biggest single-day loss ever, although Meta Platforms Inc. META, Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, Apple Inc. AAPL and Microsoft Corp. MSFT has suffered larger losses in the past.

Alphabet Inc.’s Wednesday stock sell-off. caused the fifth-largest one-day decline in market value of any U.S. company in history.

Alphabet stock

GOOG

GOOGLE

According to Dow Jones Market Data, Google’s parent company’s market value fell by 9.5%, wiping $166.64 billion off Google’s parent company’s market value. The decline in market capitalization is Alphabet’s biggest single-day loss ever, although Meta Platforms Inc.

UNDERWORLD

,
Amazon.com Inc.

AMZN

,
Apple Inc.

AAPL

and Microsoft Corp.

MSFT

all have suffered major losses in the past.

The daily decline in the company’s valuation is greater than the entire market capitalization of each Nike Inc. company.

NKE

,
Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

AMD

and Walt Disney Co.

DIS

Wednesday’s 9.5% drop in Alphabet Class A shares was the worst one-day percentage decline since March 16, 2020, when they lost 11.6%.

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The decline also marked the worst one-day percentage decline in Class A shares after earnings since July 18, 2008, when they fell 9.8%, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

Alphabet beat expectations for overall revenue and earnings late Tuesday, although the cloud computing industry was disappointed and analysts emerged less optimistic about the company’s future margin potential.

Expectations for GOOG’s results were high, and while gains were made in key areas, we wouldn’t be surprised to see investors turn to other large-cap technology companies in the near future, Barclays analyst Ross Sandler wrote in a Tuesday afternoon earnings report.

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