For First Time Ever, Google Stock Surpasses $800

[zakislam]

Follows five years after firm exceeded $700.

For First Time Ever, Google Stock Surpasses $800 : Read more

 

[wannabepro]

Zak.. Why did you have to put crApple stocks in news about Google?

 

[feeblepenguin]

In other news, Bing's top search continues to be Google...

 

[feeblepenguin]

[citation][nom]wannabepro[/nom]Zak.. Why did you have to put crApple stocks in news about Google?[/citation]
Because, not a pro, everyone likes to laugh at crApple.

 

[blazorthon]

[citation][nom]wannabepro[/nom]Zak.. Why did you have to put crApple stocks in news about Google?[/citation]

[citation][nom]feeblepenguin[/nom]Because, not a pro, everyone likes to laugh at crApple.[/citation]

More likely because most people reading such an article as this would want to compare it to Apple.

 

[wannabepro]

Was rude: Did Edit.

 

[wannabepro]

[citation][nom]wannabepro[/nom]Feeble mentally or physically?.. If both, damn..And I think a lot of people would prefer to not have Apple crammed down their throats whenever they read an article.[/citation]
^^^^^^^^^^
Sorry, that was a bit rude..
How do you edit/remove comments?

 

[blazorthon]

[citation][nom]wannabepro[/nom]^^^^^^^^^^Sorry, that was a bit rude.. How do you edit/remove comments?[/citation]

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/21168-55-time-ever-google-stock-surpasses

You can find this in the "Read the comments on the forums" link between the article and the comments. You can edit your post from there.

 

[wannabepro]

[citation][nom]blazorthon[/nom]http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] -surpassesYou can find this in the "Read the comments on the forums" link between the article and the comments. You can edit your post from there.[/citation]
Okay, thanks.

 

[knowom]

About time those two stock prices switch places that whole raping the pockets of trendy snobs form of innovation Apple has lived off couldn't last forever and the bubble was bound to burst eventually especially with Google increasingly making their trendy products feel less and less appealing in terms of value per dollar in a tough economy.

 

[wildwell]

Next big consumer tech company to see sock's surge... Samsung?

 

[Deleted member 270419]

I remember telling mom to put a ton of money into Google stock when it was at $400 a few years ago. Her response: "But what if Google suddenly goes broke?" Sigh.

 

[back_by_demand]

[citation][nom]cheesemon[/nom]I remember telling mom to put a ton of money into Google stock when it was at $400 a few years ago. Her response: "But what if Google suddenly goes broke?" Sigh.[/citation]
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, imagine if you had dropped your life saving into Yahoo or Nokia stock at the same time, when they were unassailable only to see your investment crumble
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It's easy to see the obvious after it already happened

 

[joebob2000]

Google and Apple are fundamentally very different companies but the media seems to like to pit them as big competitors for some reason. Like all the hype around the news that Google was paying Apple $1B to be the default search provider on their devices. It's not as if Apple has anything at all to do with search. These companies do completely different things, one makes all kinds of money selling hardware and the other makes all kinds of money selling ads. Two more symbiotic companies could not be found.

 

[back_by_demand]

[citation][nom]joebob2000[/nom]Google and Apple are fundamentally very different companies but the media seems to like to pit them as big competitors for some reason[/citation]
Samsung and Apple were never competitors at one time, then they crossed in to competing markets and then the nukes started flying
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Google and Apple are competitors now because Google dared to release a mobile OS when iOS is being used elsewhere, competition of any kind will not be tolerated by the fruity one

 

[ven1ger]

It's amazing how basically a search engine provider can become such a technology giant by selling ads. While I applaud their success, I understand their wanting to diversify their offerings into the possibly of the rumored retail store, but I hope they stay out of that segment, brick and mortar stores may not be their best avenues for sales. Their online presence is already awesome, best to use the advantages they have with online presence to push their sales. Too much diversity in their holdings can also be harmful to a company that spreads itself into too many things. They also need to concentrate on their holdings, improving upon what they do great is not a bad thing.