Jim,
I dare not say they knew Power's intentions. However, with these
trivial shares changed hands compared to the current Oracle's law
suit's executives sales, I think I can bear with their selling Apple's
partial holdings. Some of them came from NeXT, which is not a public
stock company, so letting them test the first experience of what the
stock is all about, is not a bad idea. If you want to compare
yourself with executives, then you will be disappointed, hence I
encourage everybody to hold the stock in the long term, in which way
the good one will float to the surface or it will be bankrupted. If
any big corporation intends to make Apple's stock break into single
digit, then I don't see why it can't. Certainly, this is not the
scenario that I would want to see.
Phil |
