Tesla vs. Google: Race to $5 Trillion
Earlier this week, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) reached a $2 trillion market cap for the first time.
That begs the question: Can any of the other major tech companies keep up with Apple — or even surpass it?
In the opinion of myself and my colleague Michael Carr, two pioneers in the self-driving vehicle space have the potential to do so.
In today’s Market Insights video, we discuss why Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) or Alphabet Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOGL), the parent of Google, could soar past the $2 trillion mark and head toward $5 trillion and beyond.
Click here to learn about Michael’s new “Strike Zone” strategy.
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Editor, Automatic Fortunes
My career on Wall Street started while I was in college. I spent a summer interning for Merrill Lynch in the middle of the ‘90s bull market. I was fascinated with trading, and as a result, after college, I joined Salomon Brothers in the famed mortgage bond trading department. Later, I spent time at Citigroup working with credit derivatives. Eventually, I needed to walk away from the excess of Wall Street. That’s when I joined Banyan Hill in 2017. Now I help readers get ahead of the market and build their retirements.
