Alphabet invested $98 billion in the second quarter, driving a net profit of $100 billion

On 23 July, Alphabet (GOOG.O) disclosed investment returns of $98 billion in the second quarter of its release. Alphabet did not specify the source of this windfall gain, but only described it in the financial statements as “a net unrealized gain derived mainly from the equity securities in our possession”. As a result of this increase, the company ' s net profit per share reached $9.11 million in the current season, well above the previous average for analysts of $2.90, while the net profit reached $116,856 million. Alphabet holds a large share of the Mask-based rocket company SpaceX; SpaceX conducted the largest IPO in history last month. In addition, Alphabet is a major investor in the artificial intelligence start-up company Anthropic, which is likely to be listed at the earliest in October this year. Mask praises Alphabet in social media。