- May 3, 2006
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94 percent, how? this is just insane.
OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET & ECONOMY THREAD VOL. SCHOOL'S OUT
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Apple really does have their product eco-system down to a science. Really think about it - regardless if you're a fan of the ipad or i-whatever.
Those who are, seemingly aren't abandoning them and in fact, trade up. You see it in minimal form on NT. New i-Whatever announced, NTer goes and sells old one to someone else looking for the value on the "expensive" Apple product but doesn't care to have the "new" one. Then NTer purchases new. Repeat, repeat, repeat.
I alluded to this in my responses to Frank Mathews and that other NTer who isn't worth mentioning - this stands out to me:
"Schools are loving the iPad, Mr. Oppenheimer says. Apple sold 2 iPads for every one Mac it sold to K-12 customers". This is a newer trend, but it's got a lot of room for growth.
Also:
"The company's cash pile grows. It now has $110.2 billion, with about 70% offshore. The dividend isn't exactly going to make a big dent."
Those who are, seemingly aren't abandoning them and in fact, trade up. You see it in minimal form on NT. New i-Whatever announced, NTer goes and sells old one to someone else looking for the value on the "expensive" Apple product but doesn't care to have the "new" one. Then NTer purchases new. Repeat, repeat, repeat.
I alluded to this in my responses to Frank Mathews and that other NTer who isn't worth mentioning - this stands out to me:
"Schools are loving the iPad, Mr. Oppenheimer says. Apple sold 2 iPads for every one Mac it sold to K-12 customers". This is a newer trend, but it's got a lot of room for growth.
Also:
"The company's cash pile grows. It now has $110.2 billion, with about 70% offshore. The dividend isn't exactly going to make a big dent."
- Jan 13, 2004
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Great quarter for Apple. Not sure if anyone is shocked except the bears.
- May 3, 2006
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Regardless I still think a correction has to come.
- Jan 28, 2003
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Almost 15% isn't a correction to you? I swear man...
- Sep 28, 2003
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*high five* I ended up throwing a few hundred on calls just for the thrill. Let's see how it holds.
- Apr 4, 2008
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We want more upside
- Sep 28, 2003
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The entire market is watching AAPL like it's the Super Bowl.
- May 14, 2001
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TLAB is going to break out over 3.93 on volume. Might go tomorrow
- Sep 20, 2003
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DUMB QUESTION! how much should i invest in Facebook stock once it's released to the public?
- Apr 4, 2008
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Really depends how far above their listing price it opens.
- Jan 28, 2003
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Zero. Give it time to settle down from IPO excitement.
- Sep 20, 2003
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johnny...how does that work..i'm new to this stock stuff.
- Sep 20, 2003
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thanks da joka!!
- Apr 4, 2008
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Let's say FB lists at 32, by the time it reaches the secondary market (where us regular folk can buy it), its price will be inflated thanks to all the rich people that have access to those shares. Depending on how high above the list price FB opens at, it may go on a large run up before selling off some, or it may just move upward a couple of bucks or down some.
- Feb 6, 2011
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Looking really hard at GLW right now.
- Sep 28, 2003
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They are going to pimp FB all the way to several hundred dollars. Trust.
- Jan 28, 2003
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- Apr 4, 2008
- 74,937
- 24,349
Lemme know what you think. One of three stocks I'm currently holding at the moment (TIF and MS are the other two).
- Sep 28, 2003
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I'm so anxious to see AAPL tomorrow.
- May 3, 2006
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It's a correction, but for a stock that has become so popular, hyped an has nearly doubled value in the past year, I consider it s a possibility. Although with numbers like that...
- Feb 13, 2012
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Don't go to the meeting high, or at least I shouldn't. If you are still in school, go to interview workshops and stuff, they usually have a lot of those. Or, go to a career services/ office at school, the people there should also give you some pointers. Besides that, I would do some background on the research of the company, just the basics like what they do, etc. Know what position you want, and be specific. Dress to impress, my friend's dad who's a ballin' lawyer told me that, (came with a long story attached).
And if you're wondering if I have a job to back this all up, I haven't found one yet, but I'm working on it...
And if you're wondering if I have a job to back this all up, I haven't found one yet, but I'm working on it...
