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To: Kurthend who wrote (182734)7/9/2015 5:19:39 PM
From: Doren2 Recommendations

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Bill from Wisconsin
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Yeah I know Mac sales are doing well. But I don't think they are doing well enough to lift the stock next year... or at least investors are not seeing that as a large enough profit lump to move the stock.

Most people, like you are probably fine using an iPad.

I am happy I dumped. One of my stocks bounced back pretty big (ILMN) at one point today, but as I said, even though I held my apple through 2008, I didn't sleep well many nights. I'll be looking for a re-entry point on that one as I cannot see it stalling. Its in a business that cannot be stopped I think.

And I remember one guy buying in almost at the bottom, whoever it was caught it really well.

I may be back in again this year. There is still money to be made no doubt. I just wanted to get some sleep. And I might have jumped the gun... but wiser people here have convinced me that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.



To: Kurthend who wrote (182734)7/9/2015 5:36:11 PM
From: Doren  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 213182
 
> Debt to GDP doesn't look good for the good ole US of A.

I'll tell you what should really be a worry for most investors. Japan. They've been doing well lately... seemingly... but when you sort the charts individually... no matter how you look at it... they like to borrow a lot, both the government and individuals. Its cooking the books on the economy.

A lot of those people are buying iPhones, and putting it on their credit cards...

Its Japan and Greece neck and neck... but nobody has noticed Japan yet.