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I look at tech and "hot" sectors from history, and this high P/E trend is always a pattern. Then as the company settles down and it loses its "sexiness" they trade like normal companies. Which is why i bring about companies such as microsoft and hp. Even those companies had their phases of...

Maybe, but i would still short it in the near future. At these prices there is more downside than upside. They will have to continue to come out with record profits in order to sustain their 24 P/E. And the prices may already reflect the new iphones. I mean even other tech giants such as...

Value companies are tough to find in this market, unless you go into micro caps. Companies like BP and RIG are undervalued for obvious reasons. But again the point of value investing is to take minimum risk, so BP and RIG may or may not fit that criteria depending on your opinion of whether they...

If apple doubles it will be the largest company by market cap in the world, with 1/4 of the profit as XOM. Doesn't make much sense to me, but like the first person said, apple will need to continue coming out with new hit products in order to keep their stock prices at these levels.

Well the difference is your not a running a multibillion dollar business where every word is analyzed by the public. I don't know how you can compare a normal person to a someone who lives in the public spotlight. Hayward should know the position he's in, and be very careful of what he says. Can...

Since Cramer recommended it, its time to short it.

But the Texaco case was against Pennzoil and their all-star lawyer, wouldn't BP be closer to Exxon Valdez situation? And like XOM did, whatever punitive damage comes out to, couldn't they just tie it up in courts for 10+ years while appealing the ruling until they owe pennies on the dollar of...