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ETFs Are Net Sellers of Alphabet (GOOGL) on Nov. 5

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This article first appeared on GuruFocus .

Fifty-three ETFs were buying Alphabet ( GOOGL ) shares on Thursday versus 14 selling, but the sellers moved larger amounts, making funds net sellers by $106.8 million. ETF activity extended a two-day selling streak for the stock. The prior session saw a net $35.0 million sold, while Nov. 3 brought a net $26.5 million in buying and Nov. 2 a net $278.2 million sold.

ETFs Are Net Sellers of Alphabet (GOOGL) on Nov. 5
GOOGL GF Value chart

Track the latest ETF buying and selling trends and search funds in the GuruFocus ETF Screener .

Every ETF and guru trade in GOOGL is tracked on the GOOGL guru trades page .

Which ETFs sold GOOGL on Thursday?

The largest sellers by dollar value were QQQ ($60.4 million), SPY ($60.4 million) and DIA ($35.2 million). In all, 53 ETFs added shares and 14 cut them.

ETF

Shares changed

Value

Weight in ETF

QQQ

-213,915

-$60.4M

2.88%

SPY

-213,633

-$60.4M

2.62%

DIA

-124,614

-$35.2M

3.26%

-99,858

-$28.2M

4.98%

XLC

-67,558

-$19.1M

10.76%

IGM

-25,322

-$7.2M

4.66%

IVW

-5,650

-$1.6M

4.98%

IWY

-5,088

-$1.4M

5.54%

Invesco QQQ ( QQQ ) and SPDR S&P 500 ETF ( SPY ) each cut holdings by $60.4 million, while SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF ( DIA ) trimmed $35.2 million and SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF ( SPYG ) shed $28.2 million. Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund ( XLC ) reduced its position by $19.1 million. Alphabet, in the Communication Services sector and Internet Content & Information industry, has a market cap of $3.48 trillion.

Have ETFs been buying or selling GOOGL lately?

Over the last 5 reported days, ETFs were net buyers on 2 and net sellers on 3, so the recent trend is mostly selling.

Date

Net value

Buying

Selling

Nov. 5

-$106.8M

53

14

Nov. 4

-$35.0M

59

19

Nov. 3

$26.5M

44

17

Nov. 2

-$278.2M

45

27

Oct. 30

$138.9M

39

23

What does GOOGL do?

Alphabet is a holding company whose largest business is Google, reported in two segments: Google Services and Google Cloud, with non-Google businesses grouped as Other Bets. Google Services generates most of Alphabet's revenue, primarily from advertising on Google Search, YouTube, and partner properties, and also includes Android, Chrome, Google Play, Maps, Gmail, and devices.

Alphabet reported trailing-12-month revenue of $471.14 billion, up 21.9% year over year, with gross margin of 60.9% and net margin of 50.0%. Its P/E is 14.87, P/B 5.31 and P/S 7.43, with a market cap of $3.48 trillion. The GF Score is 98, GF Value is $274.38 versus a price of $284.78, the dividend yield is 0.28% and the year-to-date return is -8.84%.

GOOGL at a glance

Measure

Value

Price

$284.78

Market cap

$3.48T

Revenue (trailing 12 months)

$471.14B

Revenue growth (1 year)

+21.9%

Gross margin

60.9%

Net margin

50.0%

P/E

14.87

P/B

5.31

P/S

7.43

GF Score

98/100

GF Value

$274.38

Dividend yield

0.28%

Year-to-date return

-8.84%

For a closer look, open the GOOGL stock summary , its GF Value chart and insider buying and selling .

What should investors watch next for GOOGL?

Watch whether the two-day net selling streak extends further, given that buying funds still outnumbered sellers on Thursday.

Based on ETF holdings changes reported for Nov. 5, 2026.

What else did ETFs trade on Thursday?

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