AAPL by Joab

we should not diverge from the original intent -- the purpose of the Bear Call Spread is to profit from having AAPL not able to test the previous top in the next 23 days.

Whether AAPL is a long or a short, or double top, etc., is of minor consequences in this trade.
 
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AAPL should not, imo, be priced at 80 billion U.S. dollars.

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a stock is always fairly priced at people's perceived future earning power.


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Quote from diligent:

AAPL should not, imo, be priced at 80 billion U.S. dollars.

imo.
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you gotta be kidding me. the dumb shit on ET has made me just lose interest. the only reason i'm posting is a testament to my boredom. For an education, look below. 20bil in assets, 4bil/yr in profit (at 4q rate annualized and 25bil/yr in revenues. Should not be priced at 80bil dollars? You could amortize this purchase over 20 yrs, and assuming 0 growth in earnings forward, it would pay itself off in 15 yrs (60bil/4). Most real estate can't even touch this.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000110465907006648/a07-2749_110q.htm
 
listen, i know i am not the one on this board with the most to offer.

i respect you all.

i am here to discuss for brainstorming ideas.

its just a trade i am working, so i actually have something to contribute, i hope...
 
Why is that? I personally have never understood FA, I am not an accountant.

I tell you what though, MACs are becoming a lot more popular due to their new home range like MAC mini, hell, I never thought I would own a MAC, I now have a MACbook PRO, I still use a PC though. There is also an issue of the iPhone & Itunes subscriptions keep growing, they will try & get a larger market share in the pro video/audio fields shortly, iPod is the most popular player still. And I think there is that feeling in the air that MACs are back :)
 
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