Scott Freeze (SF): Apple has been suing Samsung all over the globe. The issue in this case is – did Samsung steal the design technology of the iPad and iPhone. That seems like a pretty hard sell to me, especially since all smartphones and tablets are incredibly similar in look and feel. It seems that the Samsung products are better received than the Apple products now in certain segments, and Apple needs to find a way to stop Samsung from taking more market share to maintain its dominance. ETFdb: Do you foresee volatile trading in either of these companies as the jury deliberates over the next few days, and possibly weeks? SF: I would expect both stocks to trade in-line with the broad market. ETFdb: Which company do you think will suffer more if the verdict doesn't swing their way and why? SF: I think the downside is much higher for Apple than Samsung. While the dollar award is small if Apple needs to pay Samsung, the real risk to Apple is that Samsung continues to grow their market share and bring out more competitors to the iPhone and iPad.