SentinelSlain
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- Nov 21, 2007
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Dak have you read anything about US drugs policy? You might find it quite interesting to read some of the left literature on it.
Dak have you read anything about US drugs policy? You might find it quite interesting to read some of the left literature on it.
The market is already rather disconnected from fundamentals, but yeah. Apple is going to die once the cult factor fades.
In 8 months you've made $3600? that's $112 per week. Not a bad little side thing I suppose yeah. £78.80 (In sterling) per week would be enough for me to live on in a cheap apartment.
zabu of nΩd;10599478 said:It already died about 35%. They've got a giant pile of cash, something like $140B. That, their brand value, and whatever switching costs they create with their cloud/app services, all support a higher floor on the stock price imo. I feel like the breed of big tech companies competing today are all masters of ripping off each other's ideas to stay competitive.
zabu of nΩd;10599520 said:There may not be much faith in a resurgence if that were to happen, since Steve Jobs appears to have been single-handedly responsible for Apple's turnaround after his 1986-1997 absence.
zabu of nΩd;10599392 said:It's been about 60k since i quit my job a year ago, due to expenses balancing out my gains for the most part. I don't have the best tracking of my returns, but since beginning of September i've gotten approximately a 6% return on investment, compared to 13% for the S&P 500
zabu of nΩd;10599563 said:Apple TVs could be cool, if that is in fact what they're working on. I imagine Jobs oversaw the development of a few new designs that are awaiting the right moment for implementation. Existing Apple devices have a major following still, and it's not all about brand image -- they've had a unique edge in user-friendliness for a long time, and the software that ships with Macs has been widely embraced by art students/schools. Apple's app offerings have wide appeal with casual gamers and kids too young for consoles -- they really got a head start over Google and Microsoft in supporting that developer ecosystem. There's a number of things differentiating their products from competitors.
So much win...Got names?