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Profiting from Apples war with Google A trader who is long on AAPL and short on GOOG says Steve Jobs is taking Google down Its been a busy couple of weeks for revelations about Steve Jobs falling out with Googles Eric Schmidt.????On March 12, we had Brad Stone and Michael Helfts piece in the New York Times about the two CEOs long-running spat. It included an account of a particularly 商务英语翻译fierce and heated meeting in 2008 in which an angry Steve Jobs told Google (GOOG) executives that if they deployed a version of multitouch in an Android phone, he would sue.????Google deployed and, as promised, Apple (AAPL) sued, although its target — at least at first — was not Google but its smartphone manufacturer, HTC.????Then on Monday we were treated to Valleywags gossipy description of a one-sided phone conversation that took place shortly after news broke that HTC was building an Android phone. Jobs, according to this account, shouted and railed at Googles CEO until Schmidts face went weird.????Steve was very, very upset, Schmidt is said to have later told a companion. My God, he was so angry.????Its in this context that Jason Schwarz, an investment analyst with a knack for self promotion — through a newsletter, an e-book, and a new hardcover book — writes that Google is in trouble … Theyve ruffled the wrong feathers. Having gone long on Apple and short on Google, hes betting that Google is headed to $300 a share — and doing his best to help it get there.??/??In a piece posted on Seeking Alpha Wednesday, he cites five factors contributing to Googles supposed demise. Its totally self serving, so take it with a grain of salt. But his list of Googles problems say a lot about how at least some Wall Street insiders view the rivalry. The highlights:????1. Leadership. This company is running like a chicken with its head cut off, Schwarz writes. CEO Eric Schmidt is flying solo without the help of founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin who are actually selling shares themselves