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To: OrionX who wrote (190528)	5/16/2016 2:43:26 PM
From: Moonray	1 Recommendation Recommended By HerbVic Respond to of 213177

What does it say about Apple stock when it depends on who buys and who sells? It doesn't say anything. It only says that there are people on both sides of a transaction. In this case, the only guy in Omaha that maters vs a half dozen large fund managers punting on their 13Fs. "Warren Buffett is considered the greatest investor of all time and he is a value hunter." streetinsider.com o~~~ O

To: OrionX who wrote (190528)	5/16/2016 4:49:00 PM
From: Bill from Wisconsin	6 Recommendations Recommended By BoonDoggler david1951 HerbVic MGV SirWalterRalegh and 1 more member Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213177

No AAPL doesn't depend on it But investors always are interested and influenced by what major funds are doing. Buffett is a whale. It is also known that he marries his stocks. Icahn is an activist. He is in for the short term and often will agitate for change. AAPL is too big for that, so he was left with cheerleading. Your question implies a weakness in AAPL. But don't just stop with AAPL. The market was flat to lower all night and into the morning today. The Buffet news not only kick started AAPL, it kick started the Nasdaq So like it or not, investors like Buffet do move markets, not just stocks. Also, an update. Cooperman bought last quarter but also sold out at the end of the quarte, he owns ZERO shares. Cooperman has some legal problems due to an investment in a skanky pipeline company ATLS. I owned some too. It was skanky but it seemed he had better information than I did ;-) David Einhorn INCREASED his AAPL stake by 2 mm shares.