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Alphabet’s stock just triggered a ‘death cross.’ Could the worst of the selloff be over?

Alphabet’s stock just triggered a ‘death cross.’ Could the worst of the selloff be over?
MarketWatch Thursday 29 October 2026, 19:09 UTC By Tomi Kilgore 1 min read
Key Points

A postearnings skid sent the Google parent’s shares sliding into bearish territory, but some trading signals hint at a turnaround.

A postearnings skid sent the Google parent’s shares sliding into bearish territory, but some trading signals hint at a turnaround.
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