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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (41944)12/17/2012 12:58:19 PM
From: Kirk ©  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 223401
 
Hmmmm.... still too many dip buyers for my taste
I'm planning on holding the AAPL I bought this morning until we hit 700 again... I think it's only a matter of time, probably some time in 2013...
Especially with that huge gap in price.

I heard Cramer go from whining about it was going down for no good reason to saying he "sold some" in his crapshoot alert portfolio "when it got to be too big a holding" which could have meant Thursday for all we know.... So, I think the bell will ring when he is downright bearish on the stock.

Especially when analysts on TV still come on (CNBC Today) and talk about the "hate mail" they get if they don't say all positive stuff about the stock.

Have you seen the chart posted on some sites of Apple vs RCA? Maybe someone here has it...

BTW, it could have made a bottom... but I usually stay away from "fad stocks", especially right after they either name a stadium after themselves or announce a massive new HQ. Apple has done the latter and I've not heard anyone has a name for the 49ers (Beat the Pats in their house last night!!!) new stadium yet... but their technology partner is Sony... which was the Apple of tech gadgets 20 yrs ago...


Randy Moss celebrating a TD in NE...



To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (41944)12/17/2012 1:01:04 PM
From: Keith Feral  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 223401
 
TNX coming up on 200 dma, which it hasn't broken through in years.