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Warren Buffett just bought $4.3 Billion of Google stock. Everyone is celebrating. The news is filled with hype about Gemini 3, the new "Nano Banana" AI models and Alphabet TPU competing with GPU. So why did I just sell 100% of my position? In this video, I explain why I believe the easy money in Alphabet (GOOGL) has already been made. While the mainstream media is screaming "BUY," my contrarian indicators are suggesting to be cautious. I’ll break down the valuation, the dangerous sentiment shift, and reveal the other stocks I’m buying with the money instead. In This Analysis: ✅ The Valuation: Why Google is no longer the cheapest "Mag 7" stock. ✅ The Sentiment Trap: Why good news (Gemini, Buffett) is actually a sell signal. ✅ My Trade: Why I sold at $299 to buy Novo Nordisk (NVO). ✅ The "Nano Banana" Hype: Is the new AI tech priced in? What's Your Move? 👇 Are you following Warren Buffett and buying, or are you taking profits like me? Let me know your strategy in the comments! Disclaimer ⚠️ This video represents my personal analysis and is for entertainment and informational purposes only. It is NOT financial advice. Always conduct your own thorough research before making any investment decisions. Chapters 00:00 - Buffett Buys, I Sell (The Contrarian Trade) 01:05 - I Was Right 6 Months Ago (+$35k Profit) 01:43 - Reason 1: The Valuation (P/E is fairly high) 03:00 - Reason 2: Sentiment Hype 04:41 - Reason 3: I Need Cash for Better Stocks 05:09 - Am I Too Early? 05:30 - What I'm Doing Instead #GoogleStock #GOOGL #AlphabetStock #WarrenBuffett #StockMarket #Investing #SellGoogle #ContrarianInvesting