Google (GOOG) is Alphabet's non-voting Class C share, economically identical to the voting GOOGL. Minor differences in marketbrief factor grades between the two (valuation, momentum) reflect short-term trading data noise rather than any real business difference.

The GOOGL analysis — strong search-ad cash flow plus Cloud and AI growth at a comparatively reasonable valuation — applies here as well. Investors who don't need voting rights can simply pick whichever ticker offers better price or liquidity at the time; holding both GOOG and GOOGL together adds little practical benefit.