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To: sandeep who wrote (147429)	12/27/2012 12:45:21 PM
From: Trader J	3 Recommendations Respond to of 213172

I completely agree. I can't speak for others, but I unloaded all my trading shares after the run to $590 (from $507) failed. It was a phenomenally quick and powerful rally but when it failed, and heading into the end of the year with so many negative catalysts ... I couldn't hold. I will always (at leat for a long time) hold my investment shares in my regular and Roth accounts because the cost basis is so low. There's no doubt in my mind that AAPL will rally again at some point, but I seen no reason for me to be in it with trading shares. Better to just sit on the gains and wait for other opportunities.

To: sandeep who wrote (147429)	12/27/2012 4:53:31 PM
From: Cogito	4 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213172

NOK maybe a joke. But aapl price movement over the last 3 months ought to resonate badly with all the posters on this thread - unless they don't have any investments and just love to worship apple's church... It has nothing to do with worship. It has to do with having known and watched this company, and its stock, for a decade or more. We've seen periods like this before, and we know what happens afterward.