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To: tsigprofit who wrote (50684)	1/27/2013 6:32:52 PM
From: Mr.Gogo	Respond to of 78517

Hi, didn't read the whole article, but there are a lot of assumptions (will be around in 20 years). Just look at RIM when the stock was 70$ (2009). In 2009 their revenue was 11bil, in 2010 revenue was 15 bil. In 2011 - 20 bil. And when things turned in 2012, the stock price crushed to 6$. I personally want Apple to find an innovator and a fanatic that will keep producing super quality. At least you have a choice if you want to buy a very good machine. Cook is an operations person, he will not innovate, never. At least he is not greedy and I hope if he finds the guy they need he will let him do what is needed. The chief software architect of apple is selling every share he gets, their hardware chief sold some stock too... So, we'll see. I wish you all good luck. Georgi