Can Google Really Hit $1,000?

As shares of Google hit an all-time high, and break the $800 per share mark, some investors are getting nervous that the upside has run out. In this video, Motley Fool tech and telecom analyst Andrew Tonner tells us about another strong day for Google and its continued rise, as it receives three analyst upgrades, two of which have said it could hit $1,000. Andrew gives investors some reasons why this price target is entirely within Google's reach.

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