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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
AAPL 258.33-0.6%3:59 PM EST

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To: Keith Feral who wrote (69613)10/4/2007 12:41:22 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (1) of 213182
 
just my opinion but I don't think aapl will split here until their legal issues are behind them... For one thing they just replaced their in house lawyer and the options stuff (including responding to SEC inquiries etc) is still ongoing, AND there is this proxy issue that is currently being addressed by the SEC.

The people involved in all this are the same people who administer stock splits, that would be shareholder relations and legal. I think this needs to die down first.

Here is the proxy issue:
The two SEC proposals on the table could hardly be more different. One would allow shareholders greater access to the board member nomination process, albeit only with a 5% stock ownership threshold and other requirements. The other, called the “no access proposal” by some, would exclude such a process outright.
financialweek.com

On Apple, my opinion is the SEC is trying to nail Steve with a deposition against Heinen, and in the back door various judges are allowing access to in house meeting minutes to shed light on the options practices at apple. So they may not charge Steve but they are creating a lot of noise about it, it isn't done.
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