Is Apple an Everlasting Company?

Motley Fool co-founder Tom Gardner's Everlasting Portfolio is crushing the market. Many believe it's the ultimate example of the power of buy-and-hold investing, with the interesting feature of a minimum five-year holding period for all of Tom's stock investments.

In this video, Motley Fool analysts Joe Tenebruso and Eric Bleeker discuss whether Apple makes the cut as an Everlasting business. Also in the video, Joe offers two other businesses that he feels are Everlasting, and that Fools can buy, add to, and hold for years and even decades to come.

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