AAPLtalk

[Michael Sterling]

Cody Willard is over-zealous. In most of his articles, he advertises his own literature and investment guides, etc. He's trying to promote himself, and that is why he wants to cause as much hype about the App revolution as he can. I wouldn't buy the subscription if I were you. There are enough resources on the internet that you can get away with doing your own analytics. Never be greedy, alway read up on prospective stocks more than necessary, and try to find the more volatile and new apps out there, then buy stock in their company. Do your own research; Willard's only out there to (I was almost going to write "take your money," but) offer people who don't have the time/commitment (half a brain) the information, so that they don't need to investigate themselves. This is my guess; I'm no expert. Here's my article (short crappy blog) if you want more info- http://sfinance.wordpress.com/ it's about AAPL and the app rev. But the app revolution is definitely happening, and it's all a matter of research. The least it can do is educate.

Hope this is the least bit helpful and good luck!

By the way, I own AAPL stock, but you might be smart in staying out. The biggest concern for AAPL is the Android market- they're available ($30) and getting smoother and more programable by the hour. If AAPL can't hold the smartphone market (I read today that 41% of Apple's earnings is in the iPhone) then they're in for some hurt (if/when that hurt happens, be ready to buy big, because AAPL is so strong that it would surely rise at a good pace again).


~Michael Sterling