<<Phil, that is no way to treat a fellow AAPL investor. The issues that Travis raised are legitimate concerns. I do think that Q4 earnings, unit shipment, and revenue will all impress the street however the point is that things could always be better if Apple takes the proper steps to ensure better product availability. I know that component availability isn't always within Apples control, but after hearing about that over the last 2 years it does get tiring after a while.>>
How do you know they don't take the appropriate steps? Before looking
into the entire picture, don't jump into a conclusion so quickly.
I judge Apple totally based on their trends. If I had such feelings
as Travis', then I would sell all APPL stocks without having second
thought. As I said before, I totally trust Jobs performance like
Larry (Oracle CEO) did. I wouldn't make any judgement unless I have
seen the entire picture, which is impossible for outsiders. I think
the best way to correct the problem (if any) is to directly contact
Apple, I think they will listen. Tell you the true, there are not
many companies out there that can generate nearly $5.6b-$6b yearly
revenue with less than 10,000 employees like Apple.
Phil |
