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Re: marginnayan post# 562852

Wednesday, 09/05/2007 6:08:51 PM

Wednesday, September 05, 2007 6:08:51 PM

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Gotta disagree- I think that any weakness in the iphones will be more then made up for with increasing sales of the computer line which is extremely overpriced and nice fat margins unlike all the other box makers.. I actually heard Cramer mention this last night which was a big negative for me (I dont like the man, and when he agrees with something I have thought of it raises red flags as he is a true bottom feeder and only shares what he knows well after its too late).. but I do believe hes right about Apple for the next 2-3 quarters at least..

but.. I know alot of people hate Apple simply because they make huge margins, and a true tech nut can find the same quality for much cheaper.. but Steve Jobs is one of the few big boys on the street that actually has consistently proven himself to be a force- and I see no reason to believe this is going to change, err of course a lousy economy which is headed our way wont help but geesh.. what does a man have to do in order to prove its wise putting your money on him?

Still have a hard time understanding why people are so bent on shorting/betting against the best of breed.. Been doing this professionally for over 10 years and it still boggles my mind.. So much pure junk out there that shouldnt even be trading- like most of these solar stocks which are absolute junk.. but then again I wouldnt be making the money I am if not for this mentallity.. sorta like a sport- short the likes of GOOG, RIMM, AAPL.. go long FSLR, FXI or whatever else is a bubble and being talked about by all the heads on tv.. Is this a sport or about making money? Maybe I have it wrong?? oh well..
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