GOOGL is a strong long-term hold; however, the speaker prefers buying near $300 rather than the current price of $350.

And when it comes to Google, which I like to say, it remains one of my most trusted long-term investment companies. In fact, it should be, because it's my biggest investment.

When people talk about Google today, they still only discuss the search engine. It's a big part of the business, but Alphabet has grown into one of the most extensive AI ecosystems in the world.

You have Google Search, as well as YouTube, Google Cloud, Gemini, WeMo, TPU, advertising, and one of the largest collections of information and distribution anywhere in the world.

There is no question that Google has to win in every area of AI. It has multiple revenue streams and many opportunities to monetize AI through an ecosystem that is already serving billions of users.

Returning to my Edge website, which is available to all members of my community, we see that Alphabet shares have risen more than 40 percent in the last 12 months, with shares up 11 percent in 2026 alone.

Additionally, this stock has an Edge Score of 70, which is fairly good.

However, Alphabet shares are still well below their 52-week high, which was reached at the beginning of the year, down about 15 percent from that level. However, analysts are optimistic and have set a 12-month average price target for the stock of $432 per share, which implies an increase of about 25 percent from current levels.

Of the three companies we'll discuss today, I'm probably the least concerned about Google's business quality. But here too, I'm in no hurry. Why? Because overall, this is my biggest investment, and it gives me the ability to be more patient.

So, instead of rushing to buy Google at this price drop from a high price, I want to buy it closer to $300, not at the current price of $350, but at $300. So, I am thinking of selling a $300 put option on December 18th.

I like that value. I also like the technical situation there. And for this, I will earn about $400.

If I have to take the shares, I will be happy. If the stock price really drops that low, I would be very happy to have the opportunity to buy another 100 shares at $300. But if not, then I made $400 from this trade.

If Alphabet drops to $250, I still have to buy it at $300.

Alphabet is $295,