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To: Jerome who wrote (573)1/28/2014 6:07:04 PM
From: Kirk ©1 Recommendation

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I think much of it is noise and a skittish market looking for any excuse to take profits after delaying the taxable event last year into 2014.

If any of us said at the start of 2013 that we expected the market to gain 15 or 20%, how many would have laughed at us as being too bullish? Yet the market went up 33% or so... I've also spoken with several that had specific plans to get into the market a year ago, but for whatever reasons, they are grossly under invested for what I recommend and some are too scared to go after a market up 33%... Yet I tell people to look at the 35% gain in 1995 then look at how well the market did in 1996, 97, 98 and 99.... before the big bear in 2000.



To: Jerome who wrote (573)1/29/2014 8:05:30 AM
From: robert b furman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26800
 
Hi Jerome,

Great post - you have captured the theme of this ABC corrective that goes back to the top at yearend.

The winners will be the buyers of every stock you just listed as this dip bounces back.

I've sold puts on T.

If put to me I'll enjoy a 6 % dividend yield and T said the dividend is safe in 2014 and 2015 with a record low churn.

Bob

p.s. I like GLW also and obviously Icahn likes aapl.