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one concern of mine which I had a month ago and Fridays market action in just about everything across the board, primarily the strength in the US dollar,paltry factory capacity utilization numbers and bearish reversal in just about every commodity, is signifying something ominous is going to take the securities markets down very hard. We lost our bullish push in our stock because of this last few trading days of the week and one has to wonder if the markets tank upon next weeks opening and carries on throughout the week, how much of a push we will get in our stock upon the FDA'S approval?I only wish the announcement would have been made a week or so ago.......long term, I guess my concern really doesn't matter.
also, the inventories in oil and ethanol are humongous and growing and many oil companies are filing chapter 11, tells me the global economies are all contracting.
hello once again fellow Opko'ers, sure is getting exciting awaiting the big day 29th, hoping the Easter bunny lays a golden egg a bit belated.I sure was wrong on where those markets were going to go a month or so ago, I guess an ounce of prevention never kills a portfolio if you take precautionary heed.The FED ushered in more gasoline to a relentless overheated market with no more interest rate hikes this year. Election years seldom end in a bear market so I guess that is resonating once again.Nobody wants to upset the apple cart and lose votes.
I laud the latest Forbes submission about OPKO that very well articulates where this company and stock is headed. It finally feels like the steamroller affect is in motion as all Mr. Frosts ducks are in line and marching in single file like good troopers do. I hope we are well rewarded for holding steadfast to the painstaking fluctuations in stock price that has tested our intestinal fortitude here many times while the house gets in order. Awaiting in time is always difficult understanding, that eventually , it becomes a virtue.
day traders control these huge fluctuations, they feast on volatility and when volumes wane, its very simple to manipulate a stock, Frost manipulates buying when selling volumes dry up and forces the stock up lending support at various times. Buying back a stock isn't necessarily a healthy thing and some people are mistaken by this especially when a company goes on a buying spree buying back its shares sucking up the liquidity tank of funds rather than dispersing it out via dividends too shareholders. Many insiders get there wealth via stock options and bolster stock price with buy backs is there way of collecting there per diems as a reward at a higher price at exercising.This however usually ends in a futile attempt at helping the stock price, just look at apple at 94 dollars a share, they have executed this strategy and like most companies doing as such, have lost 100's of millions of dollars doing so.
Going back to my original post I said that 1830 on the S&P would be tested again, it did yesterday and bounced off it quickly. My guess is once we cut through that support like a knife we'll fall precipitously and we can go down another 10-15% in quick fashion. That would likely represent an area to get long once again.Oil is absolutely crushing this economy and it take time to filter out and hit the last soldiers standing which I believe is the auto sector.Recession is on our doorstep contrary to what the pundits all are espousing trying to save there jobs by saying" be in it for the long haul"!A caustic remedy to portfolio depletion if you are not in cash.Don't bet the farm on any impending announcement, bear markets have a way of acting corollary to good news , just ask Disney that put out great earnings yesterday, everyone sells the news in bear markets leaving you scratching your head.
beware, we've entered the retracement box up to the S$P 1950 area, this is the danger area where the markets had to go to work off the oversold factor in the markets, this is the perfect zone to short the markets if indeed this bear market carries out it duties.
this is like clock work by the trader masters of the universe, I bought back in 7.60's yesterday and flipped in the 7.90's out on there run up on light volume, possibly with help from the good Dr.
I'll take the money and run and be out for the weekend. This is so comical and so blatantly obvious.
This stock won't breakout until earnings or the Rayaldy thingy.They just won't let it.They are playing this like a broken record.
well, the trading houses are boxing this stock in forcing it down and trying those that are still long, to cough up there shares.It's classic manipulating a stock and so easily done when we are in bear market action. Its has one wondering why is oil and the markets up why this stock is floundering????? 7,65 has been a good line of support and an accumulation point for the faint of heart lately after that waterfall shed event taking us down to the low of 7.14 . Such is the malaise of bear markets, good luck to all.
Investor 100, what is there to like about that chart? I see at best a retracement up to 8.77 at best testing huge resistance the 200mda then a plummeting down resumption to retest the lows in this bear market. I sold off my position Friday, premature perhaps, but during bear markets I don't like holding over weekends, too much can happen to upset the apple cart. If we get up to that 8.77 area correlating with a 1950 area on the S&P I'll load up short and take the ride down.This relief rally I believe is a gift to be sold into and nothing else.About another two up sessions should just about do it.Remember also, with these low volumes now in the stock doesn't signify accumulation going on, its easy for the Dr.s investing arm to goose this stock up lending an upward bias with waning interest.Its very easy to do and the after hours trading should be viewed as very circumspect in nature.So beware and be informed.Good luck in your position.I don't see anything health about this chart, the point and figure chart looks very ominous to say the least.
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?s=opk
well, here's an ounce of my technical suspicion, we are in the midst of a deadcat bounce in oversold markets with extreme fear, It would not be out of the realm for the S&P to claw its way back to the 1950 area, Mario Dragi has confirmed my suspicion yesterday by espousing QE measures in the EU in the offing, this will happen worldwide as the velocity of M1 money has fallen off a cliff.This spells deflation!!! the FED's worst enemy.This put a bid into yesterdays market. I believe we'll gain some traction, albeit will be short lived once we get to that 1950 area of which will be a prime area to get short once again. I did go long OPK at 7.29 just for a disclosure and will sit tight and ride this bucking bronko for a bit longer. I'm still of the volition, even more so after yesterdays unemployment figures that pierced up through the down channel set forth since 2009, is now signifying recession and the oil patch unemployment nos. have yet to be factored in the monthly figures so its going to get really ugly in that arena. Oddly as it is, Obama will be ending up with a legacy of bad debts and swooning markets of which he'll refuse to take the blame for, that he received from GW and the next president will be able to do the same blame game rhetoric that we had almost 8 years ago.
I've been to this dance many times before, made fortunes and lost fortunes, school of hard knocks eventually injects some logical thinking into your head so you don't duplicate your ugly mistakes.
I'm not advising anyone to alter from there goals of investing here, however, many here don't have the intestinal fortitude to watch there savings go down the tubes and get buggy whipped by the Wall St thugs and remain steadfast in there approach.
Cash is always king in a bear market.Those are the only soldiers left standing after these repetitious blood letting events that seem so relentless.
Respect of what the bear market can do to your portfolio, no matter what stock you are holding, is the primary ingredient for a defensive posturing.Hence, no matter how much I love a stock, I never get married to it.There will be a time to once again build a core position, but at much lower levels I'm afraid. That was quite the short covering rally OPKO had yesterday, the boat was listing far too much in one direction.Markets need a breather, they are oversold and a day in the green would stabilize things a bit/temporarily mind you. all jmho mind you.
well, Netflix is down 16% from its after market high yesterday so I guess that tells you the story about market internals today so OPKO being down 7% doesn't come close to Netflix's carnage. This is just what happens when you have a lack of buyers throwing another pair of asbestos underwear into the closet after getting there butts burnt again and again. The margin clerks are having a hay day today and anything that resembled to be in the green is being sold off to cover margin losses.Ugly ugly.....we hit huge S&P support at 1831 and bounced off it very quickly so that was good, don't know if we'll retest that today or not or whether it will hold......if it doesn't hold on to your hats.....
this from a most learned technician
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/cramer-charts-show-huge-sell-233447114.html
there's never any soldiers left standing in a bear market. Fundamentals get thrown out the window with the babies bath water.It's just the nature of the ugly beast and unfortunately that beast will be rearing its ugly head today.Just watch what Netflix does today after good earnings report yesterday, it was up over 11.00 after the close and you might come to understand what I mean after today's action ensues.I've been to this dance many times before and I hate to see people get hurt watching there money get vaporized looking to make some sense out of all of this.I too will load up once again on this company when all the dust settles but the volatility in the mean time will kill you .Just as a reminder, put options are at an all time high in these markets and we are talking about something rather sinister in all this that these are options well out of the money.Point being, if you keep a core position like many, they are fully hedged for a complete collapse.There isn't any buyers around to pick up the pieces of Humpty Dumpty after the great fall. I don't have a crystal ball in all of this. What scares me the most is something more systemic financially can come out of the woodwork as the FED created this monster and they have to grapple with a deflation scenario that is permeating across the globe.They used QE to bandage up a cancerous lesion back in 2008 and they don't have those bullets left to inflate these markets artificially any more.
fwiw, chart wise, we retested the 60 day moving average of 7.56 on huge volume and closed within the same trading range as the day before. This suggests two things, on the bearish side, it was a trading of that same inside day trading candle as the day before which suggests huge redistribution from capitulating weak hands to strong hands and a traders paradise. On the bullish side, the retesting of that low suggests that the capitulating phase has reached its crescendo/over 8million shares traded 2x's average,, of exhaustion and we need a rally of sorts to possibly take us up to near the new line of resistance which was the old low of 8.20 which was the huge old line of support, the low of the year prior to this fall in price.We took to that on Friday and looks like we might take that out on Tuesdays trade.
If you look at this graph its shows that we still could have some considerable drop in stock price as the stochastic cross over going down depicts this.A huge up volume day and a follow through next day would negate this trend.We are barely hanging on in the point and finger chart which depicts the descending triple bottom breakout which is extremely bearish.This weeks trading is extremely important, my bet is we get a sympathy snap back bounce and gives us some relief of the blood letting that went on last week, but, still in a bear market so be on guard.A wise piece of old trading advise, "if you feel like doubling down on a losing position, go slam your dialing finger in the drawer until the feeling goes away".Good luck in trading and what most people think they know, ain't worth knowing.Remember, these hedge fund guys that talk on bubblevision are used car salesmen, they'll sell you a pair of running shoes with a hole in them and tell you its the finest of holes you'll ever find.
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?s=opk
DG, do like your pun "bottom line". SW Florida isn't the global scepter of economic growth.Take your snowbird affect out of Florida and you'll understand my statement.I follow the bouncing ball. I've just read that Sears and Macy's are as well, closing many stores across the country.They are calling it the Amazon affect but I'm calling it something more systemic than that.Its the contraction affect. People that are saving money on gasoline are not spending it, they are paying down debt now that interest rates are going up.I know all about Opko's bottom lines etc. When you have a global contagion rippling through causing adverse affects on markets, all fundamentals that you can think of to right the ship, don't mean squat to an investor that is watching there monthly statement of 401k's being total eviscerated.Cash is King in a bear market.You don't bottom fish in bear markets.You must understand that this is not a mere correction. When you have just about every indices in bear market territory, primarily the DOW Industrials, Russell 5000, CRB index, Dow Transports etc. hedge funds are getting cremated and must be held accountable to there investors and its very difficult for them to quickly liquidate that's why you see this huge blood letting event unfolding each day. They sell into every strength that evolves at the start of any session that goes into the green.I've seen this happen many times in my life time and I'm hoping that you don't get hurt by this calamitous event unfolding.
and...... one other thing an investor should not fall victim to, the BOGUS unemployment numbers that gets cooked up by the "givernment", the altruistic picture of employment is abysmal. The US has the greatest non job participation ever on record,over 90 million people not looking for work, thus this skews the employment picture and government officials love to hang there hats on lies and deceit.So, when you hear Wall Street trumpeting this lie, they just want the sheeple to be lead to slaughter with your pockets open to them.
also, when you have big banks like Citigroup and others warning of profit carnage coming as they have to deal with oil companies going bankrupt and they are holding the bag on these, this is a systemic financial burden that permeates much like 2008 all over again.We are at 2009 lows so don't discount the fact that it cannot happen again.The rising US dollar, a flight to safety, is killing US corporate profits and doing artificial resuscitation by buying back shares to help bolster profits is not a health remedy.
The CRB commodity index has be in free fall for quite some time and this is a bell weather of health to a global economy.
Only when oil stabilizes, should one consider dipping back into these treacherous waters.
Also remember, the month of January's trading portends what usually transpires for the rest of the year as 30% of capital gains in the given year is usually derived in this month. This month is just about done with just 9 trading sessions left.
The FED created this mess and there bs. of raising interest rates in this environment is nothing but idiotic hubris.
Also, just ask yourself this simple question: why is Walmart closing 256 of there stores? They are a discount store and usually when things go awry, the trickle down from the top always happens, not at the bottom.Something ominous is happening here.The mantra of buying when there is blood in street is hard exercise here when there's so many global moving parts that are taking affect.
been a while since I've posted , I can personally say I've been lucky to have aborted my core holdings of this stock last May believing that the bear market in stocks ensued from there. I've been flipping this stock having relatively good success. Things get very irrational during bear markets and I've always respect the fact that markets can remain irrational longer than you and I can remain solvent.
Friday was/or could have been , an important infection point in this stock. The volume suggests that there was a lot of short covering that transpired in the last few hours of trading.Do note that this stock has been anointed with a descending triple bottom designation on the candlestick charts which signifies CAUTION/WARNING! and do take heed to these ominous depictions. Apple has the same chart as do many many other as of Jan 14th and yesterdays down day suggests there isn't anything out there that will change this trend.
This is a traders paradise that thrives on volatility and holding long positions in a bear market will cause you many many sleepless nights when you go to bed dreaming of hope.Every dead cat bounce rally will be sold into as record amounts of levered credit that went to inflate these markets is rapidly unwinding.The huge fear in all of this could be what collateral damage will this do to global expansion? Everything is in contraction if you just look at the Panamax/Dry bulk shipping indices, all going down in waterfall vortex mode signifying the global expansion during QE phases is now in contraction and swooning oil prices and burgeoning stock piles of global crude could be rubber stamping a recession/ depression. Its best to wait and wade into a market that shows some normalcy and try to get the 60% fat in the middle rather than trying to hit a bottom as the knife continuously falls.When we have historic drops in the stock market, any fundamental of insider buying don't mean squat.It means he's/they got much deeper pockets than you or I and taking common float away from traders doesn't guarantee profits.
be careful about these pre market manipulative trades feeding on emotional irrational reactions.
wow, what a big pill, pardon the medical pun if you will, to swallow.
My question in all of this is as and if the digestion period second half of the year culminates , will this be paid for through addition/dilution of the existing float or will the good Dr. pony up those shares that he owns which I know would be a mere pipe dream to his stockholders? With the absorption of Bio that has a profit, what p/e ratio would we be looking at with Opko's losses that are accumulating? This might be a whiff of magic by the good Dr. but its going to take quite sometime for all this to come together and show fruition proof of the pudding.Another Q? does the Bio shareholders have to vote on this takeover and do they have a takeover poison pill in there company pocket?
Did the board of Bio have controlling interest of the company to accept the good Dr.s generous offering?
No wonder Cramer needs to hear from Bio, so do I.
FWIW, I had my suspicions just last week as to why the Dr. had ceased in buying company shares as of late.This was not typical. I knew it wasn't a Rayaldy FDA fast track announcement or FDA approval, this quite time of the Dr. was signifying something was amiss.It was uncharacteristic of the stock to ascend without the Dr.s endorsement in doing so buying and adding shares.This stock will likely be stuck in a trading digestion range for months or until RLDY gets FDA approval. I don't see the Dr. accumulating any shares now for the forseeable future.jmho
Also, I'm hoping this marriage goes down without a hitch because the tentacles that BIO adds to OPKO is endless and this company will grow beyond anyones ken.Here's to our success good Dr.!
yes indeed, the chart looks very healthy, recharged and ready to assail new highs.
fwiw, looks like we fought off a very ugly day yesterday and held support on our stock, the chart depicts a head and shoulders on the chart, but if we hold support around that 23.90 area all should bode well until we get an announcement to catapult us to newer highs and higher lows.
Seems like someone possibly Oppenheimer puts in a bid pre market of higher openings to induce people to buy as they unload/dump and take it down same day causing weak action in the stock, just part of the arcane manipulative machinations they do to cause the retail investors to dump. They could quite conceivably be building up a position in here boxing it in and scooping up shares secretively. The POS do unscrupulous things like this to fleecy the average Joe investor through fear and impatience.
Btw, the DOW bounced off of big support of 2051 yesterday which could possibly signal the end of this much needed correction as the fear index has once again outweighed the bullish enthusiasm factor.
This could change in a heart beat though.....
I've just bought a new 2015 F 250 truck, wondering if the sync system is running off the Blackberry QNX as slated in this past news release?This has to be very bullish for revenue streams going forward for BBRY.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-22/ford-said-to-swap-blackberry-s-qnx-for-microsoft-in-sync-system.html
seems the Black Fridays deals are already emerging, there ROI is relatively short in duration of getting them to change.
It will be hard to lure those "James Jones cult like following types" that are fixated on that handheld heroin.
hmmm Blackberry going after Iphone users, trade one in and up to the Passport by Feb 13 in NA. and get a 550.00 allowance.
Novel idea, go back after what was once yours to begin with.
the road to recovery is well underway, its plain and simple , just follow the dots, this Samsung deal is just the beginning of a myriad of hook ups endorsing BBRY's proprietary software.
I personally am looking for an Alibaba deal down the road to rival Google's in some way or fashion. Chinese love doing business with Canadians and John Chen knows this and is tapping that behemoth of a market.I don't think I would be sleeping well holding puts or shorts on this company making new inroads.
Americans just don't get it, they are just plain ignorant that security does matter! why does Obama and all his governing henchmen utilize the BLackberry? .... because you cannot hack it!
Iphones are hackable and they/government/NSA want your information.
Can hardly wait to get that new "Classic" unveiling Dec 15th, Merry Xmas present to BBRY's stock holders!
Oh and btw, its nice to know that the head of the Canadian Teachers Pension Fund is heavily investing in Alibaba and Blackberry.They have a knack for ferreting out big winners.Seems they also see a huge connection coming with the two.JMHO
The screwups at Apple keep on coming.
The company whose "philosophy's always been to be the best, not the first," as CEO Tim Cook said recently, is going through a rare period in which it just looks accident-prone.
Apple's launch of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus has been dogged by these unfortunate incidents:
Apple has pulled the update to iOS 8, the mobile operating system that disabled some phones from making calls.
In addition, users found a ton of smaller bugs in iOS 8, like keyboards that suddenly disappear.
"#Bendgate": People discovered that the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus can get bent, and stay that way. None of its competitors do that. Apple is offering some people replacements.
Some iPhone users got annoyed that Apple replaced the "camera roll" photo album on their iPhones with a "recently added" folder that is linked to iCloud, making it more difficult (or at least different) to delete photos permanently.
Apple upset law enforcement officials by saying that "it's not technically feasible for us to respond to government warrants for the extraction of this data from devices in their possession running iOS 8." Cook added: "If the government laid a subpoena to get iMessages, we can’t provide it. It’s encrypted and we don’t have a key. And so it’s sort of, the door is closed." Police believe this may help criminals hide information.
Apple's launch in China, a market it hopes will become one of its biggest, has been delayed by bureaucrats in that country, causing bizarre fights among Chinese immigrants outside Western stores.
The launch of iPhone 6 was marred when the video livestream crashed and was replaced, bizarrely, by a fuzzy test card image and a Chinese voiceover for the first 25 minutes of the show.
Prior to that, hackers released naked photos of 101 celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence they had found on iCloud — a hack performed because of the way Apple handles account retrieval.
Apple will roll on regardless, of course. These are the kinds of glitches that any big company goes through. iPhone 6 will probably turn out to be the biggest, most successful launch of Apple's history, producing a record influx of revenues. (We asked Apple for comment, but its spokespersons were silent at the time of writing.)
Some of Apple's problems are mere optics. The warrant issue — in which cops believe that Apple's new security will prevent them from solving murders and kidnappings — is mostly just a PR issue. In fact, it's likely that Apple will actually respond to warrants and cops still have a way in to your locked iPhone, so this whole idea that it's not technically feasible for Apple to respond to warrants is simplistic at best and misleading at worst.
Others go to Apple's core: To release an operating system update that prevents a phone from being used as a phone, and then to retract it, is a shocker. It's a basic, fundamental, product-use error that causes users needless headaches. Consumers will have to hook their phones up to their laptops and reinstall an older version of the system from a backup. That's asking a lot from non-tech consumers (like your parents). It's the kind of thing PC users used to curse Microsoft for, back in the days when that company used to ship bug-filled Windows updates.
And the fact that Find My iPhone was susceptible to the most basic hacking technique — repeatedly entering new passwords until you get it right — also seems careless.
Apple is the company in which everything "just works," the brand that prides itself on being thoughtful and careful and obsessed with details.
And its slip is showing.
Chaostrader, you'll sacrifice your personal information and always be circumspect of your security being breached and compromised "all" the time, have at 'er. Wonder why the USless government stands by and utilizes the Blackberry????????????
Its security doofie! and they just love all the walking dead immersed in a device easily hacked.Only Yanks don't get it.
Apple will get one good hacking in there swipe like structure and you'll be feeling the luv.
throw in Applepay and some security breaches and what do you got?, bibitty bobbity bo. Lull the cult of the walking dead and they'll get what they deserve, compromising of there finances, just what Uncle Sam ordered. lol
you have to love this stock from a contrarian point of view which basically exemplifies the baby that got throw out with the bathwater.
any surprise in earning will catapult this stock up against the ebb and flow of negativism if its less than that, the bottom risk side is very miniscule.
I believe that there progression in revenues streams overseas will continue unabated and US APPLE POS'S can go pound salt.
Don, Apple owns there own backyard without question, however if you did a poll outside of the US where there are billions of other users to tap into, especially the Pac Rim and India, you'll see that Blackberry takes a bow by leaps and bounds and the growth there is unbelievable. Prem Watsa whom is Indian, owns India.That market is 5x the US's.Just think 10 years ago how Apple rose in prominance in the US while the hierarchy at RIM fvked up.John Chen is the Steve Jobs of old.
The US market is ripe while outside the US is teaming with growth.
Seems the folks abroad show there displeasure with America strong arming by showing there allegience to other superior products.BBM is the safest and most secure avenue of paying bills with the swipe of the device BBRY's.
lets just emphasize this imperative fact from that news release:
"The new BBM Money will enable payments in participating retail stores and online, while continuing to benefit from bank-grade security measures including passcodes and encryption and leveraging BlackBerry's expertise and legacy in security and privacy.
Love that"BANK GRADE" security measure paradigm.
Apple is sucking hind teat on the global spectrum.Apple users must ask this question, why is your government utilizing Blackberry instead of your much beloved cult affair with the Apple devices?
Don't get me wrong here, Apple is fun and friendly to use until your security has been infiltrated and compromised along with your personal identity.
Seems the rest of the world gets it.
this separates the wheat from the chaff when security comes to the forefront dueling with Apple for mobile money transfers via Android OS across the globe. With Apples security being compromised with the Icloud, Blackberry shines and becomes the safest device/system to utilize around the world.Notice how BBRY is focusing and taking control of the EU /Emirates/Pac Rim/India with there dedicated services of choice. America, you can eat your rotten apple.This is huge BBRY!
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackberry-enhances-mobile-payment-capabilities-060000536.html
FYI........... just read back at my previous posts.
awesome, we need ammunition
crossovers can be dangerous to your pocketbook.....if shorting...
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?s=bbry
This stock was plump full of hype and expectation, the punch bowl has been taken away and we are in for a correction in these markets, and Cramer, fvk you buddy , it ain't because MM's have to sell chit in order to get in line with cash to by a Chinese entity of Alibaba and the Forty Thieves.
Lets just call it plain and simple, it's the 9/11 effect stupid.
We are long over due for a fall correction and October is always the worst month in the stock market so MM's are booking profits and doing early month end squaring.
I personally, for what ever that's worth, see gold as a nice buy opt here playing the correction coming and the 9/11 thingy if THE ISIL chit hits the fan somewhere on the globe especially the US on its anniversary, you don't here this on CNBC bubblevision spew.
But, then again who am I and what do I know....lol
do your own D$D and never take anyone's advice here on these threads, however you might just get the Paul Harvey "Rest of the Story" entity of things here that you otherwise would not get on the cheerleading pom pom bs. CNBC.
ok, I'm not here trying to kill the messenger, but, can somebody please explain to me how investors can rejoice in this handheld banking paradigm when there Icloud security has been compromised?
Are people in a state of denial of that very important fact and want to still put the cart ahead of a horse that has some very serious important security issues at hand?
I'm not anti apple but have huge concerns about hacking issues that would compromise the integrity of my privacy.
Apple...rotten at the core
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-09-06/5-reasons-question-apples-data-security
now can somebody tell me whom might possess the most stringent and secure of all operating and storage systems around?
Hint, the US government knows and utilizes it....... they don't want the secret to get out and have you not compromise the security that they can easily hack into.
hmmmm, Blackberry perhaps thanks to Certicom's best complex set of algorithum's in the market place.
Apple rotten to the core:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-09-06/5-reasons-question-apples-data-security
Gotta love the denial by these retards Brian Sullivan and the dyke Gina below. This kind of stuff earmarks huge buy , signals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! climbing a wall of worry with descenter's.
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/talking-numbers/why-apple-s-security-pain-may-be-blackberry-s-gain-192844434.html
if you believe that the stock will run to 120 before the shipping of product starts, why not buy the 80.00 Jan or Mar naked calls?