Cramer flags $355 as make-or-break level for Alphabet (GOOGL)

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Cramer is pinpointing $355 as the make-or-break threshold for Alphabet, tied to a prior secondary offering's price point.

Watch Alphabet, it is about to take out the $355 level where the secondary took place. A critical level as i will talk about in my Sunday Club Thinkpiece

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Jim Cramer is watching $355 on Alphabet closely, calling it a critical threshold tied to where the stock's secondary offering took place. Secondary offering price points often act as significant technical levels because they represent a known cost basis for a large block of shares — holders who participated near that price may respond sharply to a move through it in either direction.

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