Well Warren Buffet normally likes preferred shares but you aren't trying to buy out and control companies are you? It is probably about an equal choice, they will fluctuate similarly but people who want preferred shares will usually pay more. Sometimes preferred shares come with dividends normal shares do not, sometimes they liquidate better in a bankruptcy, if you are just playing the market.. it is probably six to one half dozen to the other. Look at their 5 year history on a graph? Make your decision off that.. which will probably show little variance between the two.

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Google has 2 classes of stock. Class A and Class C. I know it has to do with voting rights, but other than that I don't know which would be the best to own.

GOOGL - the Class A is about $560 per share

GOOG - the Class C is about $550 per share.

Any advice on buying one over the other?