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To: Cogito who wrote (70317)	10/24/2007 7:04:06 PM
From: inaflash	Respond to of 213182

I agree. Interestingly, Jim Cramer is now saying that people should take all their invested capital out of AAPL and RIMM, but he's still saying they should commit new money to GOOG. Note that he is NOT saying sell all your Apple. Just take out what you invested originally and let the rest ride. What I'm going to do is let it all ride. Call me greedy, but I think the stock still has room to run over the long term, and I don't want to miss out. I wouldn't be surprised if it took a breather soon, but I am not concerned with that. I like both GOOG and AAPL, but I don't understand GOOG as well as AAPL, so I go with what I understand better. RIMM I just don't get, and I think of it the same way as Netflix, too risky for me. I took some AAPL off the table when it hit 188+, but put it back on around 181-182 today, though it was a bit unnerving to see it drop so much. I, too, will take my chances for any softening on news or random turbulence. I've reconsidered the forward guidance and I'm taking it at face value. As long as the economy hold fast, I think Apple's in for another blockbuster quarter and they'll beat earnings as usual. I'll probably be helping by buying a couple of Macs and iPods for self, family and gifts. Consider it reinvesting...