Can Amazon, Google and Apple still make you money? - MarketWatch

Can Amazon, Google and Apple still make you money? - MarketWatch

3:14 P.M. ET 3:12 P.M. ET 3:06 P.M. ET 2:46 P.M. ET 2:37 P.M. ET 2:16 P.M. ET 2:09 P.M. ET Share Getty Images The Amazon logo on display at a German logistics center in November 2014. (John MacDougall/AFP/Getty Images) By Visit MarketWatch all week for more stories from our "Bubble 2.0?" series, which revisits the dot-com bust of 15 years ago and examines the similarities, differences and lessons for investors today. As part of our series of articles about how the tech investing landscape has changed, we spoke with three professional investors who discussed their experiences during the boom-and-bust cycle from 1991 through 2002, how the landscape has changed since then for investors and companies looking to go public. The investors shared their current strategies, favorite tech stock ideas and which areas or companies they wish to avoid. At the end of each interview, we asked for comments on tech stalwarts Amazon.com, Google (now a unit of Alphabet Inc.) and Apple.

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