ANALYST ROUNDUP: Wall Street remains bullish on Google, despite its earnings miss

Google parent company Alphabet reported its 2016 Q1 earnings on Thursday.

It failed to meet analyst expectations for both the top and bottom line - and the stock got slammed in after-hours trading, dropping as much as 8% at one point.

That said, financial analysts aren't too perturbed about the long-term vision. We've rounded up 11 of the biggest analysts' views about Alphabet earnings and the verdict is clear: The fundamentals are good, so buy - even if some price targets have been revised down.

Read on for the full detail - but first, here are some of the key numbers:

• Revenue: $20.35 billion, up 17% year-on-year, versus analyst expectations of $20.38 billion.
• Non-GAAP earnings per share: $7.50 versus $7.96 expected.