Google (GOOG)

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user wants to know whether Google (GOOG) or Tesla (TSLA) stock performed better on July 23, 2026, specifically after both companies reported their Q2 2026 earnings on July 22. The resolution criteria are based on the percentage change in their closing prices from July 22 to July 23. First, I need to check the two resolver reports to see if they agree. Both Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 are pointing towards Google (option 0) as the winner. Resolver 1 mentions that Tesla's stock closed at $319.69 with a -14.52% drop, while Google fell by about -6.89% to -7.1%. However, Resolver 2 provides exact figures: GOOG dropped from $341.91 to $318.34, which is a -6.8936% change, and TSLA went from $374.01 to $319.69, a -14.5237% change. Since -6.8936 is indeed greater than -14.5237, Google's performance is better as the percentage decline is less. The resolution criteria state that if the percentage change in one is strictly greater than the other, that stock wins. In this case, GOOG's change is higher (less negative), so Resolver 2's precise calculation seems more accurate. The sources they used, like stockanalysis.com, seem credible and tie into the correct criteria of using official Nasdaq regular-session closing prices. Resolver 1 also arrives at the same conclusion but with slightly rounded percentages, which doesn't affect the outcome. There's no mention of any issues with the data sources, and both resolvers used official closing prices as required. No conflicting information or unresolved data issues are present here. The answer options are clear, and both resolvers are in agreement. There's no indication that the event hasn't concluded, so there's no need to go with UNKNOWN. Therefore, the correct answer should be 0 for Google. </think> ANSWER: Google (GOOG)

Resolution criteria: - "Google (GOOG)": Wins if the percentage change in GOOG's official closing price on July 23, 2026 (the first regular trading session after earnings) relative to its closing price on July 22, 2026 is strictly greater than TSLA's equivalent percentage change over the same two sessions. - "Tesla (TSLA)": Wins if the percentage change in TSLA's official closing price on July 23, 2026 relative to its closing price on July 22, 2026 is strictly greater than GOOG's equivalent percentage change over the same two sessions. - "Tie": Wins if GOOG's and TSLA's percentage changes in official closing price from July 22, 2026 to July 23, 2026 are exactly equal. Clarifications: - "Closing price" refers to the official regular-session closing price (not after-hours or pre-market) as reported by Nasdaq for each ticker on the respective date. - If either July 22 or July 23, 2026 is not a regular Nasdaq trading session for a given ticker (e.g., due to a halt or exchange closure), the next available official regular-session closing price is used in its place.