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OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET & ECONOMY THREAD VOL. SCHOOL'S OUT
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Today is the day AAPL and AMZN earnings. Probably a few other big ones I might have missed.
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AAPL is one company that I wouldn't worry about at all. It's be illogical to give up on them with so much good stuff happening right now. New products, lawsuit victories, acquisitions, etc...
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How the fock does AMZN pop every time it misses earnings?
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Bump
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Because of Bezos and his hedge fund goons. There's no logic in the way that company trades and is valued.
For AAPL, held the SMA200 today. You can only hold us down for so long. We're trading at a P/E below Microsoft. Utter ********.
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Bought AAPL at $240 and I'm in it for the long haul. Where do you guys see AAPL in 3-5 years? Also, looking at buying into X (U.S. Steel) as a long term, any thoughts? Thanks.
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You bought it in 2010? Congrats!
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Bounce off the 200 DMA for AAPL just smells like a sucker play to me. I have a feeling it slices right below it and shakes out some more weak hands before climbing. IMO
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BUMP
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Went all in at the close yesterday. We are at historically low valuation from a P/E and P/C standpoint. I'm getting better at playing these down waves.
Might gap down on Monday, but it shouldn't be long. The end is near.
Might gap down on Monday, but it shouldn't be long. The end is near.
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AAPL. Good probability of a bounce next week, but as of now it is still guilty until proven innocent.
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I'm not even trying to predict stuff, I'm still sticking with AAPL, why not? They've got too much good stuff coming out.
P/E and valuation don''t matter if the earnings are going lower.
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Well if you are an investor and not a trader.
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Earnings going lower? Where? Unless you're referring to the guidance for Q1, which will prove to be sandbagging as always. YoY will be a beat, even given the 14 week quarter in 1Q2012.
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Can't wait to see how stocks will react to the elections, although honestly I can't really see what investors are looking for momentarily.
I mean avoiding the fiscal cliff should and hopefully will be the main goal of whoever becomes the president.
I mean avoiding the fiscal cliff should and hopefully will be the main goal of whoever becomes the president.
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My bet is that it rises no matter who wins. Certainty versus uncertainty.
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I'm not ruling out the possibility of a crash, but the hand will be revealed shortly after elections.
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Not impressed with the action today. Wanted to see more, especially with the great iPad number.
Sold my Friday move for an 8.5% gain. Not much, but it's better than losing money.
Looking for a retest of Friday's lows or some upside conviction before I get in again.
Sold my Friday move for an 8.5% gain. Not much, but it's better than losing money.
Looking for a retest of Friday's lows or some upside conviction before I get in again.
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This thread needs more action.
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Yeah we need RunningFishy back in here.
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I'd rather this thread die.
Anways, I don't see much for tomorrow. Wednesday should be up unless the election is in the air. Then the market is screwed until it gets resolved.
