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To: DanD who wrote (142401)	10/8/2012 9:28:52 PM
From: pyslent	Respond to of 213172

"Interesting take, seriously, but if Apple's price doesn't represent it's growth rate, would it go up if the current dividend actually represented it's cash flow?" Not sure I understand your comment-- do you mean if the dividend were raised to Apple's current cash flow (resulting in a dividend yield of 6% or so), would I expect the share price to ever go up? Only real driver would be earnings growth, I guess... The real benefit would be to signal to the street that the current earnings is sustainable.