This afternoon on CNBC's Fast Money, Whitney Tilson said that while he is a big fan and an admirer of Apple (NASDAQ:
AAPL), he is sticking with Microsoft (NASDAQ:
MSFT).
“There's an argument against a lot of the big cap stocks that are struggling,” Tilson said. “But Microsoft is growing like crazy.” Not at Apple's rate, he said, “but great for a company trading less than 10 times its earnings.”
Tilson, who expressed excitement for the
iPad 2, also spoke briefly about Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE:
CL), which he believes Warren Buffett could take private.
“[Buffett] already owns a huge amount of Procter & Gamble (NYSE:
PG),” Tilson said.
With regard to BP (NYSE:
BP), Tilson said, “The stock is around $48….we're hanging into the low $50s. It sort of falls into the category of big cap/blue chip. The whole sector is still sort of cheap.”
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