Andrew Tonner is a big fan of Apple. He's bullish on Google. So which is the better investment? In this video, Andrew explains why he likes Apple in the short run, and Google for the long run. Apple stock has been beaten down to low valuations, and the company will probably return part of its cash stash to shareholders this year. A low-cost iPhone would also help Apple penetrate the emerging market. Long-term growth may prove tougher despite the likely rollout of an iTV or iWatch. Google is a better long-term investment, since it's not dependent on one product and enjoys a wide moat with its search-engine business. Further, any new technology that could disrupt its business is currently not on the horizon.
Better Tech Buy Today: Apple or Google?
By Andrew Tonner
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Apr 6, 2013 at 7:00PM
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NASDAQ: AAPL
Apple Inc.

Market Cap
$2,227B
Today's Change
(0.17%) $0.24
Current Price
$137.59
Price as of May 20, 2022, 4:00 p.m. ET
Which of these two colossal names in tech is the better buy?
Stocks Mentioned

Apple Inc.
AAPL
$137.59
(0.17%)
$0.24

Alphabet Inc.
GOOGL
$2,178.16
(-1.34%)
$-29.52

QUALCOMM Incorporated
QCOM
$131.60
(0.79%)
$1.03

Microsoft Corporation
MSFT
$252.56
(-0.23%)
$0.58
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