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To: Shane M who wrote (47957)	5/15/2012 6:13:23 AM
From: Bocor	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78701

why am I buying Dell but still can't pull the trigger to get back into Apple? Maybe A. the psychological effect of buying a $500. stock that was $300. not too long ago. Maybe B. despite the real valuation which is still extremely low considering their growth, there is a psychological concern that "may" at some point become real, which is that AAPL lost it's future growth when it lost Steve Jobs, and once his pipeline is diminished, what's coming? Maybe C. It is one of the most over-owned stocks by mutual funds, considered a relative "flight to safety" for a long time. If they want out, it will not be appear as a few rabbits hopping away, it will be an elephant stampede out of a very small door, and the price will react accordingly.