There are always two ways of looking at things and its just a matter of which way the investors look at.
Steve Jobs is a pretty weird guy. The guys at Atari thought he was weird in the 70s and he still is weird today. He loves to micromanage and has this god complex. You either love him or hate him.
I can picture him having masterminded a fake board meeting. At the time in 2001, it seemed innocent enough since everyone was doing it.
If he was as humble as Mark Hurd, I would be confident that he can get away with it. It comes down to attitude. The Steve Jobs that I saw on TV does not seem to me like a guy who will squeak through this process easily.
The investors are willing to forgive right now. Lets see what happens later.
Steve Jobs is a pretty weird guy. The guys at Atari thought he was weird in the 70s and he still is weird today. He loves to micromanage and has this god complex. You either love him or hate him.
I can picture him having masterminded a fake board meeting. At the time in 2001, it seemed innocent enough since everyone was doing it.
If he was as humble as Mark Hurd, I would be confident that he can get away with it. It comes down to attitude. The Steve Jobs that I saw on TV does not seem to me like a guy who will squeak through this process easily.
The investors are willing to forgive right now. Lets see what happens later.
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Telling the stonedinvestor to hold off is like asking Anna Nicole not to make a fool of herself! The Nasdog wants to bark 2500 is very tough ceiling I believe as we have noticed the past few weeks but we should knife through. If Apple being at the head of an options scandal didn't take down the market, if more troops to Iraq doesn't bother anyone, it quickly becomes all about earnings again- which look pretty good. This period in the presidential cycle has only brought two or three down years in 30 plus years of backtesting...