As of July 25, 2025, GOOGL stock is trading at $192.17, up 1.02% on the day after hitting an intraday high of $197.95. This marks a strong run from recent swing lows and has put the stock within striking distance of its 52-week high of $199.47. The 52-week low remains far below at $118.35, showing a monster recovery in 2025.

Today’s forecast: Leaning bullish, but flashing early caution signs.

What makes today’s price action important is the rejection wick near the $198 zone a possible sign of exhaustion after a strong short-term rally. Traders are watching if this move was a bullish breakout or a fakeout from the recent ascending channel.

Key zones to watch:

Google Candlestick Chart Analysis

Google Support and Resistance for July 25

Zooming in on the recent daily candlestick chart:

Trend: GOOGL has been in a clear uptrend since bottoming around $166 in late June. Buyers have been stepping in consistently, forming higher highs and higher lows throughout July.

Recent Action: The stock saw an explosive move up from the $182–$184 range, breaking past near-term resistance last week and printing a large bullish candle on July 23 and 24. However, July 25’s candle shows early signs of a reversal — a long upper wick following a gap-up open that failed to hold intraday highs near $198.

That’s the kind of move that often shakes out breakout traders who enter late.

This could be a classic exhaustion candle, often referred to as a “buy climax”, especially when it’s unconfirmed by volume. If there’s no follow-through tomorrow, we could see a pullback toward the $188–$185 zone before bulls reload.

Chart Notes:


Support and Resistance Levels Table

TypePrice LevelDescription
Resistance 1$198.00Intraday rejection zone
Resistance 2$200.00Psychological resistance
Resistance 3$199.4752-week high
Resistance 4$204.00Gap-fill from April earnings
Support 1$188.50Breakout retest level
Support 2$184.25Last consolidation base
Support 3$179.75Key swing low from July 18
Support 4$166.00Major demand, June low

Bold levels are the most important zones. Watch $198 as a make-or-break area, and $188.50 as a potential buy-the-dip zone.


7-Day Price Forecast Table

DateHighLowExpected Close
July 26$195.80$189.00$190.75
July 27$194.25$187.20$189.50
July 28$192.50$185.50$187.60
July 29$190.00$183.25$184.75
July 30$188.00$181.00$183.00
July 31$186.50$180.25$181.75
Aug 1$188.25$182.50$185.00

Forecast Logic:
If GOOGL fails to hold the $188.50 breakout zone in the next session, we could see a controlled pullback into the mid-$180s. But if buyers reclaim $195+ with volume, we’re back in breakout territory. Expect choppy action between $188–$198 before any clear direction.


Buy, Hold, or Sell Decision Table

ActionTrigger ConditionReasoning
BUYClose above $198.25Fresh breakout above supply zone
HOLDRange between $188–$197Consolidation, needs confirmation
SELLBreak below $185.50Failed breakout, downtrend risk

Recommendation:
Right now, GOOGL is in a hold zone, hovering between resistance and support. If you’re long from lower, it’s worth letting it ride with a tight stop below $185.50. If you’re looking for new entries, be patient — wait for either a clean breakout over $198 or a pullback into the $182–$185 zone with bullish confirmation.

This isn’t the time to chase. The risk/reward setup will improve once one side wins.


Fundamental Triggers

Here’s what could shake up GOOGL’s technical picture:

If the broader market rolls over, GOOGL will likely follow.


Final Thoughts

The technical setup on GOOGL stock heading into August is a classic test of momentum.

In my experience, extended runs like this without base building tend to retrace before continuing higher. If price keeps stalling under $198 and we see a red daily candle with volume, I’ll be watching for a fade back to the $184–$185 demand zone, where risk/reward favors dip buying.

But if bulls push through and we get a clean breakout above $198, then it’s game on — next upside target would be $204 (gap-fill zone).

Stay nimble. Don’t chase strength blindly — let the chart do the talking.

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