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To: sandeep who wrote (50210)	5/14/2013 2:45:49 PM
From: Fintas	Respond to of 220931

Easy for many to say re apple after many got sucked in buying HIGHER. NOW they see the shift in perception. Isn't that what one is supposed to see at a failure to make a continued high? Re these boards there were a few pumping APPLE in the 500's. Re AMAZON. Most forget the op ed re AMZN back in 2003 ish where MERRIL said AMAZON would not would go bk and the stock was pushed to the 4's. Now some 10 years later yes AMZN was cutting edge and continues to keep doing so as they have stood the test of the thugs trying to destroy them and take their intellectual property for themselves. Here's the bottom line re equities and hearing indices are going up. An index can go up and leave a stock standing still and in fact while a stock goes bye bye. MANY go bye bye in the form of merger etc. MXTOR, QUANTUM, COMPAQ etc etc. An index can also go down and certain stocks buck the trend. Fewer though buck the trend. APPLE needs to take out 486/540 and 596 retrace and hold before I'd be a believer. Until it's a trade and one that is has volaitility that is not for the feint of heart. TSLA is from my neck of the woods And it 's nice to see them up. Yet when I'm out and about driving I tend to see more of the one that is sucking wind due to financials and tech issues. Yet from a pure what looks better. I like the car that has the issues. Great looking car. TSLA reminds me of the opel from long ago. I do find it of interest they have a showroom at Fashion Island Newport Beach CA.