Fool Video: Stock Madness -- Apple vs. Google, Microsoft vs. Starbucks

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Who has the most tremendous upside potential? Who defends better? And which stock is going to perform better over the next three years? Motley Fool senior analyst Tim Hanson analyzes the matchups and picks his winners as Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) faces off against Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) and Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) takes on Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX).

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11/9/2009 4:00 PM
AAPL $201.46 Up +7.12 +3.66%
Apple, Inc. CAPS Rating: ***
GOOG $562.51 Up +11.41 +2.07%
Google, Inc. CAPS Rating: ***
MSFT $28.99 Up +0.47 +1.65%
Microsoft Corp CAPS Rating: ***
SBUX $21.10 Down -0.02 -0.09%
Starbucks Corp CAPS Rating: **

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