The forward PE of the Big Six: Alphabet $GOOGL now trades at 18.6x, below any other member. https://t.co/izMxSutU2Y
Google is now trading at a Forward EV/EBIT of ~15x. Why wouldn't this work from here? $GOOGL https://t.co/AIrXzO7TSr
So, $goog $amzn $msft $meta trade between 25-45x trailin ev/fcf as they capex binge out ai wise. Each one of them has at least one dominant global biz outside of compute infra. Meanwhile $orcl is at roughly 100x ttm ev/fcf w apps biz nobody excited about and 5th cloud ambitions.… https://t.co/ZHVdvMOvA6




Recent analyses of forward price-to-earnings (PE) ratios among major technology companies reveal varying multiples for the upcoming fiscal year. As of March 11, 2025, Alphabet (GOOGL) is trading at a forward PE of 18.6x, making it the lowest among the Big Six tech firms. Other notable companies include Microsoft (MSFT) at 28.9x, Amazon (AMZN) at 30.6x, and Apple (AAPL) at 31x. Meanwhile, Nvidia (NVDA) has a forward PE of 18.7x, while Tesla (TSLA) leads with a multiple of 59.6x. Additionally, Google is reportedly trading at a forward EV/EBIT of approximately 15x, indicating potential for growth. The forward PE for Meta (META) stands at 23.6x, and for Walmart (WMT) it is 29.4x, with Costco (COST) at 46.6x. Oracle (ORCL) has a notably high multiple of about 100x, reflecting less enthusiasm for its applications business and cloud ambitions.